Not every scoliosis patient needs immediate surgery; when a child is detected with scoliosis, he or she should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for systematic intervention by a professional doctor. Whenever a doctor diagnoses a child with scoliosis, but tells the child that he or she only needs to be observed and followed up regularly, no special treatment is needed, this inevitably gives parents the impression that the doctor is “irresponsible” and “delaying the child”. This inevitably gives parents the impression that the doctor is “irresponsible” and “delaying the child”. This is why the emphasis is on “intervention” rather than treatment; in fact, for patients with a Cob angle of less than 20 degrees on the X-ray, “observation and follow-up” is a form of treatment. When the Cob angle is less than 20 degrees, the impact on the shape and body is not significant. Under the guidance of the doctor, functional exercises should be performed to strengthen the shoulder, back, waist and abdominal muscles, and regular follow-up examinations should be conducted every 3 to 6 months at the hospital to take a standing full spine frontal (lateral) X-ray to see if the scoliosis has a tendency to develop rapidly, and medical advice should be followed until the end of puberty. However, during pubertal development, once the Cob angle exceeds 20 degrees and does not reach 40 degrees, it is time to choose to wear a brace. With a scoliosis angle between 20 and 40 degrees, this scoliosis is less severe but has a tendency to continue to develop and the child will need to wear an orthopedic brace every day until skeletal development is complete. At this point, you must understand that observation, follow-up, and review are also important aspects of the treatment of adolescent scoliosis, not irresponsible as some people say, this is the best “treatment” for the child.