(Control group): will consist of 26 young females . They will receive traditional exercises for scoliosis.

(Study group): will consist of 26 young females. They will receive the same traditional scoliosis exercises in addition to myofascial release ( MFR ) .

Myofascial release (MFR) is a therapeutic treatment that uses gentle pressure and stretching to facilitate the release of fascial restrictions caused by accidents, injury, stress, repetitive use, and traumatic or surgical scarring. The fascial restrictions are palpated by the practitioner and the techniques are applied directly to the skin of the patient without lotions or oils. The pressure is applied into the direction of the restriction just until resistance is felt or the tissue is perceived to stop moving. The pressure is sustained at this point of resistance, without sliding over the skin or forcing the tissue, for a minimum of 90-120s. As the tissue begins to release, the practitioner maintains the same amount of pressure and follows the release three dimensionally through multiple releases.

Scoliometer will be used to measure trunk rotation and rib hump of each female in both groups (A&B) at starting and after the end of the treatment course. The most common method to screen for significant scoliosis is the forward bend test, which is often combined with the use of a sociometer

Premenstrual symptoms were assessed using MSQ questionnaire a modified version of MOO's.

The symptoms commonly found are assessed on a four point scale with response ranging from 0 =no effect; 1 = mild, present; 2 = moderate; and 3 = severe disabling with regard to It evaluated behavioral changes; water and salt retention; depression. The MSQ also measured the occurrence and severity of two menstrual pain symptoms including cramp and backache experienced during the first 2 days of the subjects' last menstrual period.