The thoracic spine, which is located behind the neck and above the bottom of the rib cage, is where middle back pain arises. The T1 through T12 vertebrae, or backbones, are located in this location. Between them are disks.
The spinal cord is shielded by the spinal column. The brain communicates with the rest of the body through the spinal cord, which is a lengthy bundle of nerves.
The bones, muscles, ligaments, and disks of the spine can irritate or harm the nerves in a variety of ways, resulting in back pain.
Middle back pain symptoms:
Middle back pain can present with a variety of signs and symptoms. The symptoms you experience will be determined by the cause of your pain. The following are some of the most prevalent symptoms of mid-back pain:
muscular pains
A dull pain
a sense of burning
Pain that is sharp or stabbing
tightness or stiffness of the muscles
Other, more serious signs and symptoms include:
Legs, arms, or chest tingling or numbness
Pain and ache
a lack of strength in the legs or arms
bowel or bladder control problems.
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