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What is <strong>Spinal</strong> Stenosis?<br />
<strong>Spinal</strong> <strong>stenosis</strong> is often find in <strong>the</strong> old age mostly people goes with <strong>the</strong><br />
various type of <strong>stenosis</strong> in <strong>the</strong> medical field. Stenosis means <strong>the</strong> abnormal<br />
narrowing of a body channel. When combined with <strong>the</strong> word spinal, it<br />
defines a narrowing of <strong>the</strong> bone channel occupied by <strong>the</strong> spinal nerves or <strong>the</strong><br />
spinal cord. There are various type of spinal <strong>stenosis</strong> mostly know as central<br />
spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>, far lateral spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>, <strong>for</strong>aminal spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>, bilateral<br />
spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>, cervical spinal <strong>stenosis</strong> and lumbar spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>.<br />
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What are <strong>the</strong> causes of spinal <strong>stenosis</strong>?<br />
The most common cause of spinal <strong>stenosis</strong> is aging. Degenerative processes<br />
occur throughout your body as it ages. Tissues in your spine may start to<br />
thicken, and bones may get bigger, compressing <strong>the</strong> nerves. Conditions like<br />
osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis may also contribute to spinal<br />
<strong>stenosis</strong>. The inflammation <strong>the</strong>y cause can put pressure on your spinal cord.<br />
O<strong>the</strong>r conditions that can cause <strong>stenosis</strong> include spine defects present at<br />
birth, a naturally narrow spinal cord, spinal curvature, or scoliosis, Paget’s<br />
disease of <strong>the</strong> bone, which causes abnormal bone destruction and regrowth,<br />
bone tumors ,achondroplasia, which is a type of dwarfism.
Treatment <strong>for</strong> <strong>Spinal</strong> Stenosis:<br />
There are various <strong>treatment</strong>s available <strong>for</strong> spinal <strong>stenosis</strong> depending on how<br />
severe <strong>the</strong> patient's symptoms are and underlying medical conditions. In <strong>the</strong><br />
majority of cases, it can be treated without surgery. In some cases, conservative,<br />
non-surgical <strong>treatment</strong> (such as medication and physical <strong>the</strong>rapy) may provide<br />
sufficient nerve decompression and pain relief, but surgery is occasionally<br />
required to provide <strong>the</strong> room necessary <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> nerves to travel unencumbered.<br />
Initial <strong>treatment</strong>s include anti-inflammatory medications. These medications<br />
help reduce <strong>the</strong> inflammation and swelling around <strong>the</strong> nerves being compression.<br />
Epidural steroid (cortisone) injections can provide a larger dose of medications to<br />
reduce inflammation directly to <strong>the</strong> site of nerve compression. Physical <strong>the</strong>rapy<br />
can help streng<strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> muscles surrounding <strong>the</strong> spinal column and take some of<br />
<strong>the</strong> pressure off <strong>the</strong> spine.
We understand how chronic pain from spinal <strong>stenosis</strong> can negatively affect<br />
your quality of life, and we are dedicated to provide you <strong>the</strong> safer and effective<br />
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