I think I might have lumbar lordosis and I'm not sure which doctor to see for this Can it be treated without surgery or do I need medical help

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lumbar lordosis treatment options, which may include physical therapy and conservative methods, but also may suggest surgery if necessary. Many people can manage lordosis without surgery through physical therapy, exercise, and lifestyle adjustments,visit an orthopaedician for further management.

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