Intercostal Neuralgia

Intercostal neuralgia may cause sporadic episodes of acute, dull, or constant Pain. Often described as stabbing, tearing, sharp, spasm-like, tender, aching, or gnawing Pain, it feels as if Pain wraps around your upper chest in band-like patterns and may intensify when laughing or coughing.

We consider such diagnosis often represents misinterpretation, as so-called intercostal neuralgia Pain may be notably reduced within the first Osteopressure treatment. Pain often correlating with chest movements during breathing may link to incorrectly trained diaphragm function.