A condition that causes narrowing of space within the spine
With age, the joints of the vertebrae wear down, triggering a contraction of the spinal canal. This condition is known as stenosis, wherein the narrowed spinal canal puts pressure on the surrounding nerves and causes weakness in the limbs.
Since stenosis is a progressive condition, it may be asymptomatic as well. About 95% of patients who have stenosis also have sciatica.
The patient experiences radiating pain in the limbs depending upon where the stenosis is, and about 70% of the patients complain of sensory changes in the arms and legs.
Stenosis occurs due to normal wear and tear associated with aging, and usually affects people over 50. Other causes of spinal stenosis are:
In very rare cases, people are born with stenosis.
In order to ensure strength and flexibility for a patient affected by stenosis, the following treatment is administered:
QI Spine is committed to providing accurate and effective treatment. With Digital Spine Analysis, we design isolation based individualized treatment protocol to strengthen weak muscles in the affected area. Data intelligence standardises clinical delivery.
In order to ensure strength and flexibility for a patient affected by stenosis, the following treatment is administered:
For Pain Management
QI Spine is committed to providing accurate and effective treatment. With Digital Spine Analysis, we design isolation based individualized treatment protocol to strengthen weak muscles in the affected area. Data intelligence standardises clinical delivery.
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