Hunchback can also be corrected in adulthood, or if the hunchback is severe, surgery is required. The most common parts of the hunchback are the 12 thoracic vertebrae, 1 lumbar vertebrae and 2 lumbar vertebrae. For the correction of adult hunchback, if the hunchback is mild, it can be corrected by functional exercises and wearing supports. Functional exercises include pull-ups, push-ups or flat supports, which can effectively strengthen the muscles of shoulder and back, thus relieving the symptoms of hunchback and preventing the aggravation of deformity. In case of severe hunchback, orthopedic treatment through surgical osteotomy is needed to correct it. Therefore, if the hunchback is not serious, it can be treated conservatively. If the humpback deformity is severe and conservative treatment cannot change the structure, patients who have reached the indication of surgery should be actively treated surgically to prevent the occurrence of impaired cardiopulmonary function.