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My mri report is>:loss of normal lumber lordosis ,normal vb aligment ,no focal bone or para vertebral soft tssue abnormality seen<?
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Loss of normal: Lumbar lordosis is a finding common in people with lumbar spasms and lumbar structural anatomic variation often associated with chronic back pain
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