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I have loss of cervical lordosis.is chronic neck, shoulder,back muscle pain normal with this? always achy. massage seems to help.
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Unfortunately, yes: The loss of lordosis can be related to chronic muscle spasm that straightens the neck, or from arthritis type conditions that affect the vertebrae itself. I am glad massage is helpful, and it suggests that this is related to muscle spasm. Evaluate your posture and activities, including height of table or desk, etc., as they may be contributing to the problem. PT can recommend exercises.
Answered 2/27/2019
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