I think I have scoliosis

[optimisticzoomer]

Man wtf I was taking a video of myself to look at my frame, and noticed how uneven my hips are, and how my upper body is basically shifted to one side. It's like I have an indent in one side, where the hip moves out from the abs area.

I'd thought previously I had some body asymmetry and maybe scoliosis, but looking in the mirror I never really notice it. But on a picture it was brutal.

Another fucking thing to be insecure about jfl

Do any exercises or whatever actually work to correct this?

 

[5'7 zoomer]

I think you have jaw asymmetry

 

[optimisticzoomer]

I think you have jaw asymmetry

My jaw isn't asymmetrical. My eyes are minorly but eye asymmetry is more obvious than others. My hips are though, brutal

 

[iam good boy]

Man wtf I was taking a video of myself to look at my frame, and noticed how uneven my hips are, and how my upper body is basically shifted to one side. It's like I have an indent in one side, where the hip moves out from the abs area.

I'd thought previously I had some body asymmetry and maybe scoliosis, but looking in the mirror I never really notice it. But on a picture it was brutal.

Another fucking thing to be insecure about jfl

Do any exercises or whatever actually work to correct this?

I have pectu carinatum mildly google it

 

[5'7 zoomer]

My jaw isn't asymmetrical. My eyes are minorly but eye asymmetry is more obvious than others. My hips are though, brutal

Scoliosis: how to reverse its stages. Biomechanical approach - tooth-for-a-tooth.com

There are several stages in the development of scoliosis and, depending on the amount of curvature of the spine to the right or to the left, it is customary to assign scoliosis to one of four degrees. Such a pathological curvature of the spine usually develops asymptomatically and makes itself...

tooth-for-a-tooth.com

Read this

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Scoliosis: how to reverse its stages. Biomechanical approach - tooth-for-a-tooth.com

There are several stages in the development of scoliosis and, depending on the amount of curvature of the spine to the right or to the left, it is customary to assign scoliosis to one of four degrees. Such a pathological curvature of the spine usually develops asymptomatically and makes itself...

tooth-for-a-tooth.com

Read this

Ok, but my jaw or bite isnt asymmetric

 

[5'7 zoomer]

Ok, but my jaw or bite isnt asymmetric

Are you 100% sure and tried measuring it?

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Are you 100% sure and tried measuring it?

In pictures of jaw and bite, it's not. The only way to be 100% would be CT scan, which I will probably be getting at some point this summer anyway for surgery planning

 

[5'7 zoomer]

In pictures of jaw and bite, it's not. The only way to be 100% would be CT scan, which I will probably be getting at some point this summer anyway for surgery planning

Alright

 

[looksmaxxer14]

Are you 100% sure and tried measuring it?

What would change if he did have jaw assymetry

 

[sub5outsider]

i have that too

 

[czwarty]

Yes scoliosis can fuck up your symmetry, also remember that spine is, well, the backbone of your body, literally. Everything in your body is growing using it as a point of reference. When it's not straight, everything else starts growing crooked - this can be asymmetry in limbs, hips, shoulders, uneven growth of cranium and face, recession of maxilla and jaw, and issues with sinuses and airways.
I have scoliosis and I was extremely lucky it's impact on my frame and facial development was very limited compared to how it usually is, when I googled how people with my degree of scoliosis look like I was in absolute shock and thanked God for sparing me that fate every day.
So yeah, mind your asymmetries, try to remember to correct them visually with way you walk and your clothing, and exercise to keep your health and stability with muscles.

And to teenagecels here, take it seriously, when you're young it's still possible to fix it, help yourself, or you will suffer immensely and never forgive yourself for fucking it up.