Thoracic spine bulges from 10 to 12 are generally not recoverable.
Thoracic disc bulge is a type of herniated disc, once the bulge is formed, it indicates that there is damage to the annulus fibrosus of the intervertebral disc, and the nucleus pulposus has a tendency to protrude, and these injuries can not be re-healed after they occur, and the nucleus pulposus can not be restored to its normal physiological position. Therefore, it is impossible to recover from a bulging disc in the thoracic spine.
If there is no obvious symptom of thoracic disc bulge, it can be left untreated, and you should sit upright and avoid excessive head bowing and stooping. If there are mild symptoms, conservative treatment can be provided, including bed rest and symptomatic treatment with anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs such as diclofenac and celecoxib. If the thoracic spine bulge is more severe, surgical treatment such as disc ablation needs to be considered.
If you are diagnosed with thoracic spine bulge at 10 to 12 segments, please go to a regular hospital in time for professional treatment by a specialized orthopedic surgeon.