Never had a back problem before in my
life. Fell off 8ft ladder flat on my back
to concrete floor. Broke coccyx and
bruised my back from top to bottom and
bruised buttocks. Can a very hard fall
casuse lumbar lordosis?
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rollar64
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Posted: 11-05-07 02:46am
It would be very unusual for a fall to
cause lumbar lordosis directly but i think
it could easily develope afterwoods
because of the trauma to the spine
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expatient
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Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 119 Location: Finland
Re: Lumbar Lordosis Posted: 11-05-07 05:14am
catscats
wrote:
Can a very hard fall casuse
lumbar lordosis?
Yes. Very common. It probably knocked out
your other SIJ or both (ilium upslip) and
that is why you got lordosis. You should
find someone to push it/them back to
correct place.
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Buttermere Quigly
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lordosis Posted: 04-12-08 17:01pm
There is no scientific evidence that back
pain is affected by increased or decreased
lordosis.
Your pain is probably from a sprain or
facet jamming.
Does it hurt worse to bend forward or lean
backward?
Buttermere
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expatient
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 119 Location: Finland
Re: lordosis Posted: 04-13-08 04:44am
Buttermere Quigly
wrote:
There is no scientific
evidence that back pain is affected by
increased or decreased
lordosis.
There is scientific evidence that
depression pills are useless for most
people and lowering your blood colesterol
with pills cause cancer and other
problems. Still billions of people use
them.
Decreased lordosis is not a direct cause
of pain. It is just one symptom caused by
malaingned joints. Pain comes later,
sometimes after decades when muscles get
tired of supporting poor posture.
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