Are you feeling tingling and weakness in your limbs? These symptoms can be entirely benign. After all, tingling and weakness can happen after remaining in a fixed position, such as being seated for too long. However, chronic feelings of these symptoms, especially if accompanied by pain, can indicate spinal stenosis. Spinal stenosis can be a progressive, […]
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Spinal stenosis can be a painful condition to live with. It involves the narrowing of the spaces within the spine. Because nerve roots travel through the spinal column, any narrowing can result in compression of one or more nerves. Nerve compression is associated with symptoms like numbness, radiating pain, tingling, weakness, and adjustments to one’s
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Spinal stenosis is one of the most common problems that leads to back or neck pain. Here, we discuss a few details that may help you recognize and get appropriate care to restore optimal mobility and comfort. What is spinal stenosis? Stenosis is a term that describes the narrowing of an area. Spinal stenosis is
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Most people recognize the term “tendon,” but may not know much more than that there are tendons in the body. A tendon is a band of connective tissue that attaches bones to muscles. To fulfill this purpose, it is necessary for tendons to be tough and fibrous. Tendons provide stability to the body’s frame and
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Aging changes the body in some ways. Around the spine, the muscles and ligaments that support proper body mechanics may weaken, and the bones that make up the spine (vertebrae) may degrade. These changes do not happen without consequence. As degradation continues around the spine, it is possible for narrowing, or stenosis, to occur. Lumbar
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