Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
Persistent pain after back surgery can affect every part of your life. Explore personalized, non-invasive chiropractic care designed to support mobility and help manage ongoing back discomfort.
Still Living with Back Pain After Surgery?
Failed Back Syndrome (FBS) or Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) is a condition involving consistent back and or leg pain following a back surgery or series of back surgeries. Failed Back Syndrome is an all too common condition we have seen at Baker Chiropractic and Wellness for over 20 years.
Don’t Give Up Hope When Back Surgery Fails
Patients often come to us out of desperation. They’ve tried prescription medications and they’ve tried one back surgery or multiple back surgeries, only to end up with Failed Back Syndrome. They were on the verge of giving up hope but came across us or were referred to us by a family member or friend and decided to give it one more shot.
Here’s what one of our patients who was in this situation had to say after being treated at Baker Chiropractic and Wellness:
“To awake in the morning and go through the entire day without a conscious thought of lower back pain, could be considered a miracle for me. Having lived with chronic back pain most of my adult life; having had two major spinal surgeries and possibly facing a third, my son encouraged me to try chiropractic help from Dr. Baker before I went under the knife again. My quality of life has so changed! What Dr. Baker has done to enhance and improve it is beyond words.” – Joyce Smith
Symptoms Associated with Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
As you may surmise, pain is the major symptom after a back surgery that points toward Failed Back Surgery Syndrome. It can vary from a dull pain that radiates into the hips, buttocks and thighs or it can be a sharp pain in the back and legs.
The reasons for the pain may stem from the surgery or the surgery simply did not resolve the back pain it was designed to correct in the first place.
Pain following surgery may be caused by scar tissue that’s unavoidable with every type of surgery. The surgery may have also resulted in the onset of infection or the inflammation of a joint leading to pain.
Back Pain is Our Specialty
We have developed an impressive track record of reducing and treating all types of pain. Please contact us by calling (513) 561-2273 or Schedule an Appointment here on our website at one of our four Cincinnati area clinic locations.
