Minor scoliosis is not from adhesions. It is a curvature of the spine (to the left of to the right). Many people have this and don't know it. Most people who have it never have problems with it. Scoliosis is so common that it is checked for (or should be checked for), any time a child has a sports physical.
Osteitis pubis is also not from adhesions. If you break the words down into parts there meaning becomes clear: oste (bone) itis (inflammation) pubis (pubic bone). Inflammation of the bone occurs for several reasons, but I have never heard, nor can I reason, why it would occur from adhesions.
Hope this helps, Judy
On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 09:26 PM, International Adhesions Society wrote:
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> Sender: watsup2002@hotmail.com (Shelby)
> Subject: X-Ray Report
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> I posted earlier about having an x-ray to check for a blockage.
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> I just got the report back and it said that I have Minor Scoliosis and
> Mild Osteitis Pubis. I have never been told this before could it be
> from adhesions? Does this sound at all familiar?
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> Thanks, Shelby
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