…or is it just a typicall lame junkie xcuse. I have had same problems(heroin addiction) , but I admitted I started doing it ’cause I was jaded, and now I’m on Methadone Maintainance treatment 4 seven years, and being addicted to Methadone is a much more severe and togher ordeal than Heroin addiction, xcept here in Croatia MMT is free of charge, and U take it orally, so you’re kinda’disease protected. Nevertheless, I feel guilty towards me, my family, friends…I must, can,. and will ’save ‘my life by lowering my dosages(a year ago , iI was taking 115mgs daily, noew I’m on 80 mgs daily)…I wrote this nabout me, just for you to take it more seriously…iguess…and…it gets lonely, I find it helpfull 2 share.
A big hug from Croatia, please don’t label and stigmatise ne because of my honesty

Since I was a teen (I’m now 27), I’ve had unexplained back and neck pain, headaches, muscle tension, and spasms. About a year and a half ago, the doctors figured it out after an MRI. They said I had varying degrees of damage (none really serious, but all problematic) in four cervical discs with moderate reversal of cervical lordosis.

It seems that the problem is congenital because my mother and both sisters have it to varying degrees. Physical therapy did not help significantly and was way too expensive for me to be able to do it long term.

What are my options for the reversal of lordosis? I know that the discs can improve with physio, postural training, exercise, chiropractic, and other treatments, but I suspect that orthotics or surgery may be the only hope for the curvature problem.

I ask that only medical professionals and those with direct experience with this problem respond.