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Anterior pelvic tilt
Does anterior pelvic tilt decreases height.how much does it decreases.can we restore it. How much time will it take
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Yes definitely it will decrease the height and depending upon the severity of the tilt.. And surely it will effects the walking pattern which will lead to others problems also.
Yes it can be restore. Consult to physiotherapist for proper assessment and treatment.
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Definitely it decreases Height in inches A/c to the angle of pelvic tilt,
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Visit Manual Therapist/ Chiroprator for clinical evaluation to find out the root cause
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Do the exercises to minimise Exaggerated Lordosis & posterior rotation of pelvis exercises
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First of all your pelvic tilt level should be assessed, based on that it is possible to answer whether it decreases height.
You should consult a physiotherapist or orthopaedist in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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Proper assessment leads to proper treatment.. consult immediately
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chiropractic treatment will help.
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Yes .
It's depends on tilt
Visit physiotherapy centre you c
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Posture correction need 90 days under a senior sports physiotherapist
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Yes, anterior pelvic tilt decrease height bcoz lordotic curve of spine increase due to anterior pelvic tilt .
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After full assessment Physio work on your tight muscle and weak muscle,
Strength training
Stretching .
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Visit expert chiropractor for details, as far as pelvic tilt and height are concerned, depending on the severity and condition the growing of height is limited.
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It decreases height due to increase in curvature of spine .
We can restore it to an extent by stretching out tight muscles and increasing strength to maintain the pelvis and spine in neutral.
Please contact a physiotherapist for details assessment and treatment options.
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Ms. Komal Jagtap Gaonkar (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Proper examination must then only we can guide you further.
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Dr. Akhilesh Singh (PT)
Physiotherapist
3 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes it decreased hight with the inches but with proper rehab we can restore within 3weeks…
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
Physiotherapist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Standing height; not sure if it can. However interestingly when your pelvis tilts anteriorly, the back extensors and abdominal line of pull change. This can usually gives rise to another compensation in the neck.
This can be aggravating, by using lumbar rolls for people who are already anterior tilted.
One thing is that sitting height could increase, not decrease (in my opinion).... when in constant anterior tilt.
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby osteopathic clinic to correct it,it decrease height due to increased lordosis and forward rotation of hip.
To restore it stretching,to spasm muscles at lower back and strengthening to back and core muscles is important to maintain spine in normal anatomical alignment.
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Dr. C Thinakaran (PT)
Physiotherapist
51 yrs exp
Chennai
Forward rotation of hip it's increase there Lordosis and patient had more pain, one of the main reason excessive sitting and lock of exercises, best solution of this problem patients have first osteopathic method to correct posture and using manual therapy to release the pain, finally there doing core strengthening exercises is must...
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Maintain posture always and doing good stretch and strength of body
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Distance of period take rest there occupation
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