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So I was diagnosed with loss of cervical
So I was diagnosed with loss of cervical lordosis last mnth. I did few excercises and It got fine. but then since two days Im having vertigo. It gets worse when I go for a walk or when i travel. like even for 15mins distance. is it just because of the neck problem? should I get physiotherapy done or it can be reduced just with excercises. Just scared of the symptoms
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19 year old with loss of lordosis,
Unfortunate .....don't get scared or confused,
Old exercises are of no use, try manual physiotherapy for instant & longlasting results
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Yes start physiotherapy
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Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.
Self Massage the back of neck.
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Looks like cervicogenic vertigo. It may be due to your neck pain... Kindly consult with near by Physiotherapist and get your treatment done. Follow the instructions and protocols given by Physiotherapist.
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Short wave diathermy
Intermittent cervical traction
chin tuck in exercises
cervical muscle strengthening exercises.
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Yes it is loss of cervical curve and all symptoms r becoz if ds..
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u shud start ur physiotherapy immediately .short wave Diathermy, TENS will b helpful. in worse u may b advised for cervical coller too. take care
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postural maintainance during ur daily routine tasks, avoid forward bending /downward looking. gv movement to ur neck inbetween..
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