Hi mohara chiropractors are trained to deal with scoliosis, but it seems that often it is difficult for them or anyone else to get it to go away, Your age and how severe the scoliosis is are also factors.

You should notice a definite improvement pretty quickly, if you have been going to the chiro for months, and there is not much improvement, and he is saying it will take time its probably not very promising, you should not have to go to the chiro 3 times a week for months it should really improve, some would say give the chiropractor away, but i would say try and find another chiropractor who can deal with this.

have you ever injured your feet or legs?

hm, I see now you have scoliosis too, like I do... (mine is very mild too, 8-10 degrees or less..) Plus, I have some (hyper-)lordosis of the neck & back, which contributed to the pain..

Do check both sites I posted in your other thread... & do check what I wrote in the scoliosis thread started by someone else...

I printed out articles from both sites & underlined the most important things Am also contemplating ordering a few books recommended...

I was terrified of it all in the winter (had huge pain in/after New Year's holidays & eating badly! plus all the stress etc), but things have definitely improved...

I never saw a chiropractor, cause I wasn't sure if they could help... I googled a bit on scoliosis & it seems that some may know how to help, & some not... The ctds.info site gives further links to possibly helpful treatments for scolio etc. (like Bowen therapy etc)