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Loss of lumbar lordosis
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I did MRI and it say loss of normal lumbar lordosis what does that means do I need surgery for that pls suggest.i have back pain in upper and lower spine
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Nothing needs to be done . Take care of the posture , back exercises and walk daily.
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Loss of lumbar lordosis is loss of normal curve of your lower spine ... Consult me on practo with MRI films and complete report ... I will suggest wat to do next
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Dr. Ashish Shahare
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Pune
Loss of lumbar lordosis is caused by back muscles spasm.only loss of lordosis is not an indication for surgery.
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Do physiotherapy
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improve sitting and sleeping posture
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suryanamaskar and for medical management consult with Orthopaedic surgeon.
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