ne of the wonders of creation in humans is symmetry as this symmetry brings about balance and beauty. The human spinal cord, as the axis of this symmetry, has its own defining principles and curvature. The spinal cord is vital in withstanding body weight and focused pressure, as well as maintaining the nervous system and performing different body movements.One of the consequences of modern life is the appearance of conditional disorders and pain in musculoskeletal structures especially in young people. These disorders are caused by several factors such as motion poverty, muscle imbalances, individual physical characteristics, physical maturity especially rapid bone growth, nutrition disorders especially vitamin D deficiency, long periods of sitting, inappropriate ways of carrying bags, improper motion patterns, psychological characteristics and also congenital factors. These problems cause illnesses such as kyphosis, which is as a uniform arch on the top of spinal cord, and musculoskeletal disorders, such as scoliosis, which may appear as a unilateral deviation (C-form deviation) or as a bilateral deviation (S-form deviation) of the spinal cord. 1The International Scientific Society on Scoliosis Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Treatment (SOSORT) recommends the following treatments based on the Cobb angle. However, individual treatment may vary depending on speed of progression and remaining skeletal growth (< 20°:
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