With the gradual growth of age, most people, especially when they are old, will obviously feel that their height is not as high as when they were young, and more or less hunched, which is more common among most elderly people. Most of the hunchbacks in the elderly are not caused by various diseases, but are normal physiological manifestations, which is a typical feature of physical aging. How to deal with adolescent hunchback? Most old people work hard all their lives, and are tired of running around. Long-term physical fatigue and frequent squatting will lead to wedge-shaped changes in the spine, obvious degeneration of the intervertebral disc tissue that plays a buffering role between vertebral bodies, and the bone surfaces of adjacent vertebral bodies are connected with each other, thus causing hunchback. This kind of hunchback caused by physiological reasons is more common in the elderly.

In addition, a small number of elderly people have hunchbacks because of diseases. Common diseases that can cause hunchbacks in the elderly include spinal tuberculosis, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis of the spine and other diseases that can cause hunchbacks in the elderly.

Generally, the high incidence period is around 50 to 60 years old.