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I've had a bad back problem for years; spinal stenosis on one side and a protruding disc on the right side. In the past few weeks, I've experienced a pain in my lower abdominal area (very low, above pelvic bone) when I bend over and then straighten up. ...
This is what my MRI says. What does it mean and how serious is it? At L2-L3 there is broad-based disc bulge which flattens the ventral thecal sac and extends to the lateral recesses. There is mild central canal and bilateral neural foraminal stenosis
I have had burning in both lower legs with loss of strength in them also. I have had to back surgeries with fusions. One cervical and one for spinal stenosis. I take Lyrica and Tramadol for pain. Lately I have been having difficulty with slow urination...
I wondered if anyone knows if Foraminal Stenosis and Central Canal Stenosis has anything to do or is related to Tethered Cord? I just wondered because actually on an old MRI from a few years ago it shows I have both (states mild) Foraminal and Central Cana...
I have back pain every day for the last 4 months to the point that after work all I do is lay in bed the rest of the day. What should I be taking should I ask the pain management to prescribe me something or should I just try to keep dealing with this iss...
C2-3; THERE IS ENDPLATE OSTEOPHYTE RESULTING IN MILD LEF NEURAL FORAMINAL STENOSIS.NO CENTRAL CANAL OR RIGHT NEURAL FORAMINAL NARROWING.
C3-4;MODERATE RIGHT NEURAL FROAMINAL NARROWING WITH MILD LEFT FORAMINAL STENOSIS SECONDARYTO ENDPLATE HYPERTROPHY.MILD...
I have spinal stenosis. Most lumbar levels are involved according to my last MRI. I have had a laminectomy L5-S1 (left), but the scar tissue left some artifacts.
I have shin pain, thigh pain, ankle pain and leg weakness - all on BOTH legs.
The loc...
what kind of dr. should I go to if I have spinal stenosis and am having a lot of leg pain and weakness. The pain in my lower legs and feet are keeping me up at night and make it very difficult for walking.
Does anyone else have spinal stenosis? What is the treatments you are having or have had to try to treat it?
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My name is brenda and I was recenlty (in August) diagnosed with spianla stenosis L5 is severly my problem with the nerve on both sides of the L-5 I have had a nerve conductoor test and this is what showed up. I have the stenosis in my lumbar spine a...
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