In adults with scoliosis, the goal of treatment is different compared to treatment in children who are in the period of growth and development. The goal of treatment is based on increasing functionality, mobility and reducing back pain.

Regardless of which type of scoliosis aggravation is present, it is necessary to include three-dimensional exercises to correct the deformity. Schroth three-dimensional exercises have proven results in stopping the worsening of scoliosis, but in addition to this, Schroth exercises also have an effect on improving the quality of life. Schroth exercises reduce back pain, increase flexibility and functionality.

The effect of vitamin D on the human body begins very early. Even while we are in the womb of our mothers, it affects the development of brain functions and the thickness of the cerebral cortex. After birth and in the first years of life, vitamin D supports postural control and balance.

During growth and development, in many cases, idiopathic scoliosis tends to worsen. Factors influencing the progression of scoliosis include the location and magnitude of the scoliotic curve by Cobb angle, apical vertebral rotation, and bone maturity.

The clinical picture or clinical status represents all the changes in the child's body that occurred as a result of the deformity. The clinical picture is determined on the basis of a visual examination.