What is another word for lordotic?
Pronunciation: [lɔːdˈɒtɪk] (IPA) 
Lordotic refers to the posture where the spine curves inward at the lower back, creating a concave space. Other words that can be used to describe this posture include swayback, saddle-back, and hollow-back. In medical terms, it's known as lumbar hyperlordosis. This exaggerated curvature can lead to lower back pain, muscle stiffness, and spinal disk herniation. Other synonyms include duck-back, banana back, and overarched lower spine. The best way to prevent lordotic posture is to practice good posture habits, including regular exercise, stretching, and maintaining a healthy weight as the extra weight around the midsection can cause lower back strain.
