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Lumbar lordosis straightening know the risks and how to overcome
- 1. Elementary School Lumbar Lordosis Straightening: Know the risks and how to overcome Presents
- 2. What is Lumbar Lordosis? • Lumbar is part of the spine closer to the buttock. • Lordosis is the medical name for an exaggerated inward curve of the spine, often in the neck or lower back
- 3. What is Lumbar Lordosis Straightening? The treatment taken to mend the sway back to normal lordosis sometimes, tend to get the spine straightened in a way that is excess to the normal straightening.
- 4. Symptoms of Lumbar Lordosis • Back pain • Pain that radiates into the legs and feet, which medical experts call sciatica • Tingling or Numbness • Difficulty in standing straight and upright • Chances to fall down due to imbalance • Tightness in the hamstring • Overexertion of other muscles leads to wear and tear to those parts • Chronic pain spreads to cervical and thoracic spine regions
- 5. Causes for Lumbar Lordosis Straightening • Scoliosis treatment • Ankylosing Spondylitis • Degenerative Disc Disease • Vertebral Compression Fractures • Hyperkyphosis • Obesity
- 6. Treatment for Lumbar Lordosis Straightening • Pain medications • Physical therapy and Exercise programs • Weight loss therapies • Braces • Steroid injections • Surgery • Weight management • Hip flexor stretches • Cat cow pose • Supine hollowing
- 7. People with serious lumbar lordosis straightening already might have multiple spine-related issues making them prone to injuries.
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