Thoracic Disc Prolapse
Expert diagnosis and advanced treatment pathways for thoracic disc prolapse, prioritized for your recovery.
CONSULT A SPECIALISTThoracic Disc Prolapse
Understanding Thoracic Disc Prolapse
Thoracic disc prolapse is a less common spinal condition in which a disc in the middle spine protrudes and compresses nerves or the spinal cord. Symptoms may affect the chest, abdomen, or lower limbs depending on the level involved.
Introduction
Thoracic disc prolapse is a less common spinal condition in which a disc in the middle spine protrudes and compresses nerves or the spinal cord. Symptoms may affect the chest, abdomen, or lower limbs depending on the level involved.
Common Symptoms
- Mid-back pain and stiffness
- Pain radiating around the chest or abdomen
- Tingling or numbness in lower limbs
- Weakness or walking difficulty
- Balance or coordination problems
Treatment Options
- Pain management and anti-inflammatory therapy
- Physiotherapy and spinal exercises
- MRI evaluation and neurological monitoring
- Lifestyle and posture correction
- Neurosurgical decompression when necessary
Recovery & Outlook
Many mild cases improve with conservative treatment. Severe spinal cord compression may require surgery for neurological recovery.