I don't have a curve in my neck, will I get arthritis?
By A Mystery Man Writer
The medical terms for a straight neck are kyphosis, lack of cervical curve, or military neck. In extreme cases one or more vertebra can tilt backward, creating a reverse neck curve. A straight neck is not a good thing and can have a number of consequences for human health.
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