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Cervical spine
Please explain this " Straigthened Cervical Spine with focal reversals at C4-C5
Hi...Londres gave u info on what it is , but I wanted to add how u can get it...many times it can be how u hold urself, posture...like soldiers..in fact the loss of lordosis is often times called soldiers neck.The other way u may develop this could be whiplash from a MVA.
If it is from whiplash many times PT can help relive this and restore some of the natural curve.
Do talk to ur dr about this.
Good luck
"selma"
If it is from whiplash many times PT can help relive this and restore some of the natural curve.
Do talk to ur dr about this.
Good luck
"selma"
Your cervical spine has a natural curve; lordosis, which helps with support. This curve is noted in the back of the neck. In your case, the cervical spine has straightened and at c4 and c5 there is a curved area noted in the front of the neck.
Are you seeing a Orthopedic Specialist or a Spine Specialist for this?
Are you seeing a Orthopedic Specialist or a Spine Specialist for this?
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