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As parents, we all care deeply about our children’s growth and health. Adolescence is a period of rapid physical development, and it is also the stage when scoliosis most commonly appears and progresses.

Parents may notice warning signs such as uneven shoulders, an asymmetrical waistline, or a visible hump on the back when the child bends forward. These may indicate adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. Without early detection and timely intervention, the condition can worsen as the child grows, potentially affecting appearance, cardiopulmonary function, and daily life.