Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am currently 45 years old, male. These past few days, I've been feeling some pain in my back. I've tried several adjustments, but it hasn't helped. I would like to ask a more professional doctor about how to perform ankylosing spondylitis orthopedic surgery?Doctor's answer:
If ankylosing spondylitis causes deformation again, surgery can be considered to correct it. However, treating spinal deformation with surgery carries risks, which may lead to surgical failure or even recurrent local nerve damage, resulting in a series of unpredictable consequences. It is recommended to carefully consider this. If the pain is not severe, conservative treatment can alleviate symptoms such as pain and swelling.