Scar tissue is a common occurrence after back surgery and is not always a cause of pain. In fact, scar tissue is part of the normal healing process after surgery.
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Beyond 3 months post-surgery, scoliosis recovery centers on maintaining spinal health, strength, and regular check-ups.
After discharge, 2-3 months focus on pain management, physical therapy, and resuming daily activities in scoliosis surgery recovery.
After scoliosis surgery discharge (first 14 days), focus on pain management, incision care, and gradual mobility improvement.
In the hospital (4-7 days post-surgery), manage pain, monitor incision, and begin guided mobility exercises for scoliosis recovery.
Plan post-scoliosis surgery care at home for a smooth recovery with pain management support.
Post-scoliosis surgery, adhere to post-op care: pain management, activity limits, and follow-up appointments.
Potential scoliosis surgery complications include infection, nerve damage, pain, and blood clots.
Spinal fusion treats idiopathic scoliosis by fusing vertebrae to improve spinal alignment.
Surgical options for cervical degenerative disc disease include disc replacement or fusion to alleviate symptoms and restore stability.