QUOTE(babychampion19 @ Jun 21 2015, 08:32 PM)
Hi,I'm Karen ,I am a experience rehab trainer,ur problem is scoliosis,it can help with physio and rehab exercise..I just open a sports injury and rehabilitation centre at kotadamansara,when u free can bring ur report along if u already refer dr,if not my physiotherapist will check it...u can search the picture at below...my centre name Dynamique sports injury and rehabilitation centre
Wow you are able to deduct and diagnose the problem as scoliosis through 1 picture? lol
My younger sis has been diagnosed for scoliosis after undergone consultations and xrays.
Ice BabY Can't tell much from the picture. But ..
2 reasons for imbalance muscle:
1) Could be bcos the way you train your back. You know, dominant side muscle has more strength than the weaker side. So you might have used more of that side. Solution, incorporate dumbbells to your workout. Dumbbell rows etc.
2) Body posture maybe? Hard to tell from the pic. I ain't doctor, so I wont tell you it's a scoliosis or back bone problem. Go consult a doctor if you think it might be.