Children

Chiropractic for children and adolescents:

preserving their back as they grow

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Learning to hold his head up, to sit up, to crawl then to walk, to carry a heavy school bag, to spend long hours sitting, to get involved in a sporting activity - your child's skeleton in construction is put under constant demand, and sometimes it may even be undermined.

 

Later, as the teenager becomes sedentary, he adopts bad postures in front of the television, the computer or the tablet, thus favoring the appearance of spinal dysfunctions. However, during this period, his body changes rapidly, and these bad habits may lead to the appearance of vertebral dysfunctions such as the scoliotic attitude or real scoliosis.

 

Chiropractic follow-up is recommended during this period, especially if your child has pain or postural problems.

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