Thus, they should. avoid judgmental attitudes that may frame. the client with pejorative or dehumanizing. labels. However, there are times in the. course of practice when we are faced with. clients whose behaviors and attitudes collide. with our personal values.
Structural scoliosis involves a curve in the spine, with rotation, that is irreversible and is usually caused by an unknown factor (idiopathic) or a disease or condition such as:onstructural (functional) scoliosis involves a curve in the spine, without rotation, that is reversible because it is caused by a condition such as: 1  Pain or a muscle spasm.
There are so many things it could be. I have bilateral spondylolysis which causes a pain/ache similar to what you describe (I also have some scoliosis). Only way to find out is to get checked out. A simple x-ray or two should determine if it's structural or not. If it is, stretching and other PT exercises can make a world of difference.