Thoracic Back Pain in Pune
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Thoracic Back Pain

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Description

he thoracic spine comprises the twelve vertebrae to which the ribs attach and could, therefore, be described as the “upper back” region. When compared with neck (cervical) pain, middle back pain and lower (lumbar) back pain, pain in the thoracic region of the spine has a greater probability of being caused by a serious underlying condition.

ldquo;upper back” region. When compared with neck (cervical) pain, middle back pain and lower (lumbar) back pain, pain in the thoracic region of the spine has a greater probability of being caused by a serious underlying condition.

Feature

  • Fever and/or chills
  • Unexplained/uncontrollable weight loss
  • Noticeable deformity
  • Nerve pain/numbness/tingling in the legs or lower body
  • Severe stiffness, particularly in the morning (which could be a sign of rheumatoid arthritis)
  • Physical trauma (e.g., from a recent car accident)
  • Onset of pain before the age of 20
  • Onset of pain after the age of 50
  • Constant, severe pain that is not helped by changing position

Description

he thoracic spine comprises the twelve vertebrae to which the ribs attach and could, therefore, be described as the “upper back” region. When compared with neck (cervical) pain, middle back pain and lower (lumbar) back pain, pain in the thoracic region of the spine has a greater probability of being caused by a serious underlying condition.

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