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I fell off the stairs and hurt my spine. My X-ray reports says that the Lumbar lordosis is lost. Also I still have pain in my back. Is it something serious?
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If your question is just regarding loss of lumbar lordosis, the andwer is : no, its not a serious issue. It occours because of muscle spasm and pain. Usually The first sign in back pain.
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Muscle relaxant analgesics and anti inflammatory with hot fomentation is the key to ur problem. All the best
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