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Spinal issues can limit how you move; we can help.

Revised April 17, 2026

A brisk walk outdoors can do wonders for your health—boosting your mood, improving circulation, and clearing your mind. But if you’re dealing with back pain or trouble standing upright, that simple walk may feel more like a challenge than a pleasure.

Conditions that change the natural shape and alignment of your spine –called spinal deformities—can make everyday movement uncomfortable or even painful. These deformities may result from birth defects, age-related changes, or trauma. Spinal deformities often go together with conditions like scoliosis, kyphosis, or spondylolisthesis, according to experts at The MetroHealth Spine Center.

Symptoms of Spinal Deformity

Symptoms of spinal deformity can include:

  • Neck or back discomfort
  • Poor posture
  • Feeling off balance or having difficulty walking or standing
  • A hump or curve in the upper back
  • Trouble moving in certain ways
  • Fatigue in your back or legs

If any of these symptoms affect your quality of life, it’s time to see a medical provider. Ignoring spine issues can lead to worsening symptoms and further complications down the road.

Providers at The MetroHealth Spine Center try to see new patients within two weeks of requesting an appointment.

Personalized Care

At the MetroHealth Spine Center, our mission is to help you feel like yourself again—stronger, more stable, and pain-free. Our team of experts includes:

  • Spine surgeons
  • Pain management specialists
  • Physical therapists
  • Rehabilitation experts

Together, we provide comprehensive, personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique condition and lifestyle. From diagnosis to recovery, we’re with you every step of the way.

MetroHealth Spine Center is Here to Help

Our team of spine physicians, surgeons, pain specialists and physical therapists, deliver expert care tailored to your condition and your goals. Whether you’re dealing with a spinal deformity or another issue, we’re here to help you get back to what matters most.

MetroHealth Spine Center

For more information, or to schedule an appointment at a location near you, please call 216-778-3700.

Click here to request an appointment.