Spinal Stenosis occurs mostly in adults over 60 years of age due to the wear-and-tear effects of ageing and narrowing of the spinal canal. As our body ages, the space between our spines gets smaller and the nerves that pass through those spines gets pressured. This results in numbness, throbbing pain and muscle weakness mostly in the neck (cervical stenosis) and lower back (lumbar stenosis). One of the solutions to reduce this pain involves surgery.
While the frequent causes of Spinal Stenosis involves old age, there could also be other causes such as:
All of this could happen to anyone but luckily we have Natural Treatments available.