The surgical mid-back pain is defined as the type of pain, which persists or returns in the very same or adjacent area that follows the thoracic spine (mid-back) surgery (also known as the back surgical syndrome).
General description
The surgery designed for a thoracic spine (mid-back) condition can turn into an either a simple removal of any stray materials inside the spinal canal or spinal fusion of some vertebra or into a more advanced procedure with the insertion of bolts as well as plates and rods or even disc replacement “cages”. Regardless of what was done surgically, it is going to be worked around in order to relieve the existing pain with conservative methods – safely and gently.
However, surgical intervention for the mid-back pain at times leaves the discs adjacent to the surgical area hypermobile (meaning they are too movable) and may result in herniation or degeneration.
General examination
An in-depth clinical examination that could also include imaging is essential for the recovery from the post-surgical pain.
Proper treatment
The treatment in the chiropractic center involves Cox Technic Flexion Distraction and Decompression, which widens the canal space, drops the intradiscal pressure and increases the disc height in order to relieve the painful sensations.
The Cox Technic treatment is a truly welcome manipulation, which “gently pulls you apart” as many patients are used to describe it. Special adjunctive care in the chiropractic office may also lead to a much faster recovery.
Chances are, you have already been resting and resting and resting some more during the time you were dealing with all the painful sensations and recovering from the surgical intervention. It is likely that you cannot stand the thought of resting anymore, which is amazing! See, a huge part of your recovery from the surgical intervention and re-entry to the pain-free living is without any doubts the rehabilitation. It is very important to rehabilitate painful and weakened muscles, since it is very beneficial due to the fact that the spine could generate just like the discs in one’s spine. The combination of proper exercises and Cox Technic Flexion Distraction and Decompression is key to dealing with the condition quickly as well as genuinely efficiently.
Home-based care
When at home, the chiropractor may recommend you the cold or hot therapy, exercises or modifications of the sleeping conditions as well as your working environment. You will have to follow the chiropractor’s instructions in order to maximize the results.
Do you still experience a pain in your back after the surgical treatment? Contact our chiropractor now!