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My back has a curve, how can i fix this? i used to slouch a lot (i recently found out that i do). is that related to this?
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Orthopedic: The slouching might have been caused by the abnormal curvature. This can be corrected depending on the severity by braces or surgery. Schedule an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon
Answered 9/18/2014
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