Sorry to come back with yet more questions!

I spoke to my GP about this, and he discussed the full report from the last physio I saw. The physio had tried to correct the pelvic alignment but came to the conclusion that this could not be corrected because it was a 'long standing' problem, and was associated with Wikipedia reference-linkscoliosis. The implication was that the structural changes are permanent so it cannot be corrected. I think she is right that I have been like this for a long time - I am 39 now and I remember back in my early teens there were signs that my body was out of alignment (even though I thought nothing of it at the time, and it didn't give me any pain so it wasn't investigated).

So if I have been like this since I was a teenager, is there any chance it can be corrected, now that everything else seems to have gone out of alignment to compensate?

My GP has said nothing more can be done, so I'll not get any more treatment from the NHS physios. I would be prepared to pay privately if it would help, but there is no point going down that road if it is the case that it is too late to correct my alignment.

I'd be interested to hear what you think....