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Loss of cervical lordosis
I have shoulder pain and when the doctor advised for MRI of cervical spine and shoulder , it showed loss of cervical lordosis and it said early disc dessication changes seen. As of now there is not any discomfort in the neck. But I would like to know if anything should be done for these and if they are of concern ?
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Early disc related issues are commonly seen in every other person. No need to worry about .
Just avoid bending neck or constant laptop use .
Take breaks at short intervals , stretch ur neck .
Can go for physiotherapy session if symptoms persist .
Neck strengthening exercises are helpful.
This condition may return on and off but nothing to worry about
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if ur symptoms persist and there is numbness / weakness in arms or hand .. nead to consult an ortgopedician
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Work and posture related.
Doesn't looks a major issues.
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Posture correction
Neck muscle strengthening exercise
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Dr. Rahul Kumar Pandey
Orthopedic surgeon
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
Loss of cervical lordosis and early disc desiccation are common early degenerative changes in the cervical spine.These findings are not serious if there is no neck pain, no nerve compression, and no neurological symptoms.
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Maintain good neck posture and Avoid prolonged neck bending.
Do regular neck strengthening exercises.
Take short breaks during long sitting or computer work.
Regular shoulder and neck stretching exercises will help prevent symptoms.
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If you develop persistent neck pain, arm pain, tingling, or numbness, then consult with an orthopedic surgeon.
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