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What is the medical term for a straight cervical spine and how is this caused ?
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Cervical kyphosis: Loss of normal cervical lordosis a sign of muscle spasm this
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Loss of lordosis: Commonly cervical spine straightening is called loss of lordotic curve. This is most commonly caused by a neck spasm. But can also be due to degenerative disc in the neck or severe arthritis that causes the neck to lose that natural curve.
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