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Can loss of lordosis cause left ear pain ,with back pain and left arm pain?
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No: Loss of lordosis itself could not cause ear pain directly. If you have a herniated disc in your neck, however, this may lead to severe neck and arm pain, spasm, and a loss of cervical lordosis. Consider an MRI if you continue to have problems.
Answered 4/3/2015
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