Definition
An exaggerated inward curve of the lower spine.
Hyperlordosis is an exaggerated inward curve of the lower back, sometimes described as a swayback. The buttocks may appear more prominent and the abdomen pushed forward. It can be linked to posture, weak core muscles, tight hip muscles, pregnancy or excess weight. Some people feel lower back ache or stiffness. It is usually assessed by examining posture and with spinal X-rays.
An exaggerated inward curve of the lower spine.
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