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Medical Conditions - Cervical Lordosis

The natural curvature that the cervical spine possesses is known as cervical lordosis. This curvature makes the spine strong and flexible. Cervical lordosis corresponds to the neck region, and loss of this c-shaped curvature leads to a straight neck with forwarding head position as in military people standing at attention. Such a condition affects the spine health, imparts abnormal pressure and tension on the spinal disks, alters the head balance, etc.

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I have spine pain due to lumbar and cervical lordosis. Is surgery necessary?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. You have not mentioned anything about clinical symptoms and the duration, and why you need a third opinion.

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Why do I have severe shoulder pain after undergoing laminectomy?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Please share your X-ray with me. Regards.

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Can mild straightening of neck result in right-sided neck and shoulder pain?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. There is cervical spinal straightening, usually due to postural abnormality, due to prolonged stay in front of laptops.

My left-arm strength has decreased and is painful. Are my MRI findings the cause?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Sorry to have known that small CSF-like intensity at C5-C6 is probably called a syrinx which can occur without a cause, due to tuberculosis or after a trauma.

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