If you've been dealing with low back pain for months or even years, you may have wondered why the discomfort keeps coming back. One possible reason is a condition called lumbar hypolordosis, which means the natural curve in the lower back has become reduced or flattened. While the name sounds complicated, the concept is simple: your spine works best when it maintains its natural shape. Why Is the Lower Back Curve Important? The lower back acts like a built-in shock absorber. Its natural curve...

If you've been dealing with low back pain for months or even years, you may have wondered why the discomfort keeps coming back. One possible reason is a condition called lumbar hypolordosis, which means the natural curve in the lower back has become reduced or flattened. While the name sounds complicated, the concept is simple: your spine works best when it maintains its natural shape. At Chiropatrick Chiropractic Clinic, we know why this condition occurs and we know how to fix it. Why Is the...

Many people think back pain is just a normal part of getting older. While age can play a role, the shape of your spine may also have a big impact on how you feel every day. Your lower back naturally has a gentle curve called the lumbar lordosis. This curve helps your body stay balanced, absorb shock, and move properly. When that curve becomes too flat, it can place extra stress on the muscles, joints, discs, and nerves in your back. Staff at Chiropatrick Chiropractic in Falmouth, ME What...