Hi, i am a 32 year old female (Weight: 48kg. Height: 5'2" ). I've been experiencing pain in my neck and upper back. Recently got an x-ray done and it stated 'loss of normal lordosis is seen and this could be due to muscle spasm'. What does 'loss of normal lordosis mean', what are the causes and effects, and how can it be treated?
Mon, 1 Sep 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Anand M I's Response
hello madam.. lordosis means deviation of the spinal cord to either side way of the body. it is a normal feature. loss of it means no deviation of the spinal cord to the sides...
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What Does Loss Of Normal Lordosis In X Ray Mean?
hello madam.. lordosis means deviation of the spinal cord to either side way of the body. it is a normal feature. loss of it means no deviation of the spinal cord to the sides...