If you know you have scoliosis, chances are that you probably were told at a young age during a routine screening. Your spine is made up of interlocking vertebrae that help support your body and foster fluid movement. When you have scoliosis, your spine takes on an “S” or “C” shape instead of a straight line. Most cases of scoliosis don’t have a known cause, so managing any symptoms you have is the easiest ...
It can feel confusing and frustrating if you start to develop symptoms of an STD and don’t know where to start when seeking treatment. In addition to the unpleasant symptoms, having a conversation with your doctor about it can seem overwhelming. But STDs are incredibly common. In fact, one in five Americans will experience one every year. In order to protect your sexual health, getting tested for an STD is very important. When you ...
