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Anterior pelvix tilt

2020-12-18 04:18:00
Sir /madam I am having anterior pelvix tilt (backbone is bending towards front and butt is growing back).I am using belt which supports my backbone to be straight. I am suffering very bad with this. I want you to suggest me the cure and precautions to be taken. I was underwent a surgery for pilonodal sinus(a month ago).
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Kindly consult the surgeon who operated on you.

Answered2020-12-31 10:51:00

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Get an X ray of the lower spine done. You need to see a physiotherapist and train urself for good posture and back muscle as u r too young to use belt.

Answered2020-12-18 06:30:50

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Increased Lumbar lordosis may have many causes including obesity.You need to be examined in person to ascertain exact cause.
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Of heavy body weight is the cause, weight reduction is advisable.
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Improvement in spine posture,Gait training would be helpful.

Answered2020-12-18 05:48:57

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