<unk>  can present in several ways: * It can present with rounded and elevated shoulders and a pushed-forward head position. This position places stress on the spine between the top of the neck and skull and the base of the neck and upper shoulders. There is a reduction in the stability of the shoulder blades resulting in changes to the movement pattern of the upper extremities. * It can present with a forward tilting of the hips, an increase in the curve of the lumbar spine, and a protruding stomach. This position places stress over both the hip joints and lower back.
Poor posture
Drunk walking
Risky sexual behavior
Physical disability
Frequent urination
Sedentary lifestyle
Pathological lying
Genetic predisposition