Treatment of intercostal neuritis

If intercostal neuritis is discovered, the patient needs to pay attention to the correct treatment method. The more common ones are physical therapy, massage therapy and acupuncture therapy, which can effectively relieve pain.

1. Massage therapy:

Massage is clinically effective in treating intercostal neuralgia caused by thoracic vertebrae injury or degeneration. This type of patient often has abnormal position of the thoracic spine joints. After correction through thoracic spine reduction technique, the pain can be significantly relieved.

2. Acupuncture treatment:

Acupuncture is a method of using metal needles to pierce certain acupuncture points of the human body and applying manipulation to adjust the Yingwei Qi and blood; moxibustion is a method of rubbing moxa into moxa sticks or moxa cones, which are then ignited to warm the skin surface of the acupuncture points to achieve the purpose of warming the meridians and harmonizing Qi and blood.

3. Minimally invasive treatment:

It is a new treatment method developed in the medical field in recent years and represents a new direction in medicine. Compared with traditional surgery, minimally invasive treatment has the characteristics of small wounds, fine scars, less bleeding during surgery, less pain for patients after surgery, and faster recovery.

1. Newly developed treatment technology, good treatment effect:

Radiofrequency thermocoagulation targeting is an advanced minimally invasive technology that has achieved good analgesic effects in the treatment of intercostal neuralgia. Intercostal neuralgia is a common painful disease, which is mostly secondary, such as trauma, spinal cord compression, thoracic surgery, herpes zoster, etc. The pain often persists after the removal of the primary lesion, and is sometimes so severe that it affects body activities. The analgesic effect of painkillers and general drug blockade treatment is not long-lasting.

2. Long-lasting treatment effect, better:

When radio frequency current passes through nerve tissue with a certain impedance, the ions under the action of high frequency current vibrate and rub against the surrounding particles to generate heat in the tissue. Depending on the size of the radio frequency output power, the required temperature can be reached locally, forming a certain range of protein coagulation foci in the tissue, thereby achieving the purpose of blocking the onset of neuralgia, and it has considerable persistence. The intercostal nerve system is a mixed nerve, including motor, sensory, and sympathetic nerves, among which the sympathetic nerves

The nerves are thin, the sensory nerves are second, and the motor nerves are thick.