Once you've got something on your mind and you are worried about it, it is difficult not to be paranoid.
However, I do think you might be able to relax a bit about things. You might have a low degree of scoliosis, but if it is not obvious to the outside world, it is likely to be of a lesser degree. Age 14, you are likely to be past your major growth spurts, so the risk of progression should get less.
Still, if it is on your mind you should be entitled to get some reassurance by a qualified person. Have you got something like a family doctor you could see? Plan B, i.e waiting to see the doctor when you return to college isn't too bad neither, but that could mean just getting more and more worried (and paranoid) over the next few months.
Best action I think is to ask your parents to get you a family doctor appointment, just to get it checked and "out of the way"
Best wishes
gerbo
However, I do think you might be able to relax a bit about things. You might have a low degree of scoliosis, but if it is not obvious to the outside world, it is likely to be of a lesser degree. Age 14, you are likely to be past your major growth spurts, so the risk of progression should get less.
Still, if it is on your mind you should be entitled to get some reassurance by a qualified person. Have you got something like a family doctor you could see? Plan B, i.e waiting to see the doctor when you return to college isn't too bad neither, but that could mean just getting more and more worried (and paranoid) over the next few months.
Best action I think is to ask your parents to get you a family doctor appointment, just to get it checked and "out of the way"
Best wishes
gerbo
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