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Just wondering if any of you who have had surgery to stabilize your curvature have found that you have pain in your hip, back, pelvis, leg and knee (OMG! The knee!!!) on the opposite side of your scoliosis curvature?

I am getting an MRI next week to make sure I didn't somehow get injured during or after surgery, but I am curious if maybe it is just a natural pain response to the stretching of muscles and nerves that had been compressed for decades due to my scoliosis??

Thank you in advance!

Just wondering if any of you who have had surgery to stabilize your curvature have found that you have pain in your hip, back, pelvis, leg and knee (OMG! The knee!!!) on the opposite side of your scoliosis curvature?

I am getting an MRI next week to make sure I didn't somehow get injured during or after surgery, but I am curious if maybe it is just a natural pain response to the stretching of muscles and nerves that had been compressed for decades due to my scoliosis??

Thank you in advance!

Just wondering if any of you who have had surgery to stabilize your curvature have found that you have pain in your hip, back, pelvis, leg and knee (OMG! The knee!!!) on the opposite side of your scoliosis curvature?

I am getting an MRI next week to make sure I didn't somehow get injured during or after surgery, but I am curious if maybe it is just a natural pain response to the stretching of muscles and nerves that had been compressed for decades due to my scoliosis??

Thank you in advance!