Xray says LossofLumbarLordosis flat back

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I've been suffering from lower back pain since last 2 weeks .. I'm having physiotherapy from last 10 days .. only few hours after therapy I got relief rest of the time same pain . Physiotherapist ask me to xray.. my xray report says I've loss of lumbar lordosis and muscle spasm.. and physiotherapist says I also have problem of flat back.. What should I do.? Do I need to concern a doctor? Which exercises help me ? And is it curable? Because I'm a dance choreographer I need to get back in my s

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Dr. K Shanmuganandan General Physician 37 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. K Shanmuganandan

General Physician 37 yrs exp Chennai

Since there is loss of lordosis it could mean inflammatory low backache if there is morning stiffness or muscle spasm if there is no morning stiffness

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Pl consult a rheumatologist through practo consult for detailed analysis of problem