Lordosis is an exaggerated curve in the lumbar spine, causing the lower back to arch more than normal. It is often referred to as swayback and can be caused by poor posture or muscle imbalances. Treatment may involve physical therapy, strengthening exercises, and lifestyle modifications.

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What is Lordorsis?

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∙ 15y ago

Updated: 3/22/2024

It is a medical term to refer to an exaggerated curvature of the spine, resulting in a pooched out behind. For some females, the exaggeration is purposeful, but in the medical world, it is a spinal disorder.

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What is the effect of mild loss of lumbar lordosis is it a danger level does it need any surgery?

Mild loss of the lumbar lordosis is probably a result of spasm of the low back muscles (called paraspinal muscles).  Lordosis is the normal curvature of the lumbar spine (the part of your spine in your low back.  A lumbar lordosis usually curves so that the concave side faces your back and the convex side faces your front.  With poor biomechanics, muscle spasm, or some injuries you can lose this natural curve.  A loss of lumbar lordorsis is refered to as alordosis or hypolordosis.  This by itself is generally not considered an indication for surgery.  You may be able to restore your lordotic curve with some chiropractic techniques like Chiropractic Biophysics or Pettibon.

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What is the effect of mild loss of lumbar lordosis is it a danger level does it need any surgery?

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