Patient's question:
These past few days, my back has been in severe pain, and standing up and walking is extremely painful. I haven't dared to engage in large-scale exercise. After a thorough examination, it was found to be a hidden spinal fissure. I don't know what the treatment for a hidden spinal fissure is. How is a hidden spinal fissure treated?Doctor's answer:
Recently, I've been experiencing back pain, and walking is particularly painful. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination of the spinal fissure. Generally, the most common treatment for spinal fissure is surgical intervention, and the earlier the better. Therefore, don't miss the opportunity—go to a more specialized hospital for further detailed examinations to diagnose the specific condition and adopt appropriate surgical measures promptly. This can help coordinate better with rehabilitation treatment for improved outcomes.