Women with thoracic spondylosis usually have the following symptoms: first, chronic thoracic back pain, thoracic disc herniation, thoracic spinal stenosis can cause thoracic back pain, and thoracic back pain is more serious when thoracic joint disorders occur, through bed rest, manipulation and oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain medication, such as loxoprofen sodium, can relieve pain symptoms. Second, the posterior extension and rotation of the thoracic activities are limited. Disorders of the thoracic joints and strain on the muscles of the thoracic spine can lead to significant limitations in the posterior extension and rotation of the thoracic activities, which can be alleviated through massage therapy and manual rehabilitation. Thirdly, numbness, chest tightness and dyspnea in the thoracic back can be relieved and improved by treating the original disease such as compression fracture of the thoracic spine.