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Cervical Kyphosis

Cervical kyphosis or military neck is the abnormally straight or bending back of the cervical spine that appears like standing at attention position. It occurs mainly due to poor posture when using a computer or repetitive movements. Other causes include degenerative disc disease, a congenital defect, or trauma. It can lead to neck stiffness, decreased neck movement, headaches, neck pain, and spine deformities. Give some rest and position the posture correctly; giving hot and cold packs, regulating the ergonomics can relive the problem.

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How to treat cervical kyphosis?

Query: Hello doctor,I want a second opinion and clarification of two cervical MRI studies before the scheduled cervical procedure. Please help.  Read Full »


Dr. Artur Holubka

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. After reviewing your studies, two years ago and this year, I conclude that the situation is much better (attachment removed to protect patient identity). You had a smoothing of physiological lordosis with the formation of cervical pathological kyphosis. But now...  Read Full »

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