Sleeplessness and Insomnia - to sleeping well! Cervical spine instability, damaged curve, S-curve 

Infection is what triggered mine

Hi Krishna! Yes, look at the X-Rays you had taken when you were born! 🤣 and compare with now. Babies don’t have adult spinal curves, they develop as we do. What is more likely ‘congenital’ is birth trauma that causes instability (typically upper cervical) and leads to scoliosis and less than optimal curves as the body is constantly trying to ‘stabilize’ itself during developmental years…

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@James Johnstone Same query I hope Brian covers this topic

Thank you both for this query. I will be happy to discuss the difference between Weights and a Cervical roll in a future video!

@@doctorhutcheson thank you 🙏🏼

I’m currently using a cervical traction device..is it okay to carry on using for my loss of cervical lordosis? Many thanks