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I am having back pain.
I went for x-Ray today and i have found in report saying that lumbor lodosis is lost. What does it mean that lumbor lordosis is lost?
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It's showing muscle spasm, needed tab nucoxia Mr twice daily after meal for 5day and physiotherapy,
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Hi, lumbar lordosis is normal forward curvature of spine. If you have back pain - muscle spasm- it straightens. It will resolve once Pain Settles. Main treatment is physio. Then back muscle strengthening exercises. Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration because dehydrated disc is more prone to injury
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Ms. Purnima Dhall (PT)
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Lumbar lordosis is the curvature in the lumbar region of spine. It is absent in your spine. The reason is mostly due to muscle spasm which can be corrected by hot fomentation later on accompanied by postural exercises. Consult orthopedic physiotherapist for same
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