What are the dangers of hunchback in teenagers?

Teenagers have heavy study tasks and spend most of the day sitting to study. If they cannot maintain the correct sitting posture at this time, it is easy for them to gradually develop hunchbacks. At present, there are many cases of hunchbacks among teenagers in my country. Hunchback in teenagers not only affects their appearance, but more seriously it causes harm to their bodies. Let’s learn about it together below.

1. Cause body deformation and affect appearance. Boys with hunched backs do not give others a sense of security. Instead, they make others feel cowardly and unmanly. In addition, hunchbacks are a sign of physical and mental illness. Girls with hunchbacks have a bad figure. No matter how beautiful their faces are or how nice their clothes are, they cannot make up for the bad figure of hunchback. In addition, hunchback will affect the girl's healthy development and future fertility.

2. It will squeeze the cranial nerves, spinal nerves, and visceral nerves related to the brain and spinal cord. It causes neurological disorders, leading to memory loss, slow reaction and low IQ in teenagers.

3. Hunchback will also change the four normal physiological curvatures of the human spine, leading to an imbalance in the three-dimensional force system, resulting in phenomena such as hunched back, bent back, scoliosis, myopia, uneven legs, uneven shoulders, and short height.

4. Patients with severe hunchback may also suffer from physical and psychological illnesses such as impotence, paralysis, inferiority complex, and lack of self-confidence.

5. Back pain; indigestion, loss of appetite; accelerated heartbeat, panic, shortness of breath, chest and abdominal distension; weak muscles in the limbs, different sensitivities of the limbs, short torso, and weak physical strength.

I believe that the dangers of hunchback in teenagers have been explained in detail in the above article. Therefore, for the sake of children's future health, adults should play a role of strict supervision, and teenagers themselves should always remind themselves to have a correct sitting posture. They can also perform some corrective exercises to correct the hunchback image.