Scoliosis treatment is typically necessary when the spinal curvature becomes significant and begins to interfere with a patient’s daily life or health. The Cobb angle, which measures the degree of curvature, serves as a critical metric for determining the need for intervention. Generally, a curve greater than 20 degrees may warrant professional attention, while curves exceeding 40 degrees usually necessitate more complex treatment options, such as bracing or surgery. Additionally, symptoms like back pain, difficulty breathing, or physical deformities can indicate the need for immediate treatme
