Spinal stenosis

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Living with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Many people with lumbar spine stenosis find that they can successfully manage their condition through an easy self care program. This article presents a range of approaches an individual can take to manage lower back pain and other symptoms associated with lumbar stenosis, including exercise and staying active, pain management, posture and nutrition. See Lumbar Spinal Stenosis An Overview of Lumbar Spine Stenosis Our bodies go through changes as we age. In the spine, the vertebrae

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Treatment for Spinal Stenosis Video

Watch the video Video Transcript Spinal stenosis is narrowing of the spinal canal. It is often multi-factorial and involves wear and tear of the spine where the facet joints - the hinge joints in the back of the spine - become arthritic and have bone spurs that then encroach upon the nerves as they exit the spine. Those facet joints themselves can become painful and cause axial lower back pain. The nerves are irritated, which