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Twinmia1

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Back X-rays Posted: 09-24-07 22:18pm


I've been having back pain and finally got a doctor to get me X-rays. Now I have to wait and find out what the Xrays mean. I was hoping that someone could. What does Loss of normal cervical lordosis mean, and what does Mild curvature of the mid thoracic spine mean?

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Radiological Changes Posted: 09-25-07 10:18am


Twinmia1, Cervical Lordosis = lordosis refers to the curvature, cervical is (obviously) your neck, so it's a loss or straightening in the curve of your neck. Mild Curvature of the Mid T-Spine = you are developing a curve where your spine should be straight or at least straighter. By any chance do you work at a desk?

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