Generally speaking, 30 degrees of scoliosis is not serious. Scoliosis, also known as scoliosis, is a curvature of the spine caused by asymmetrical growth on both sides of the spine or damage to one side, resulting in a bulge to one side. 30 degrees of scoliosis is not considered serious, and it can be temporarily immobilized with braking braces, traction, and muscle exercises to control further aggravation of scoliosis. Generally speaking, young people with scoliosis of more than 45 degrees may need surgical treatment, and patients with mature bones and scoliosis of more than 50° to 55° are still at risk of aggravation and may also need surgical treatment. If you have scoliosis of 30 degrees, you should go to a regular hospital in time to have your doctor determine your condition based on symptoms, signs and auxiliary examinations, and then give you the right treatment for your condition.