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Originally Posted by Redlemon
I have a question - back when I was in elementary and junior high school, I remember health screening days at school. One of the steps was for you to have your shirt off and touch your toes, and the doctor would check for spinal curvature. But, I'm 17 years older than you, perhaps times have changed. Have you never had your spine checked prior to this? (If this is a recent change, I would expect that the Pettibon system would be more likely to benefit you.)
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They will not set you up with a plan, until a full set of x-rays has been taken.
I'm not doctor or anything, but, it seems that the finger test would be a rough way to estimate the curvature of the spine for such things as scoliosis (from left to right).. that would NOT really do anything for people with abnormal curves from (front to back) for such things like forward head posture..