Stenosis Of The Spine Stenosis of the spine is an unusual
winnowing, also known as a stenosis, of the spinal canal, and
the spinal canal is merely defined as the inlet through which
each vertebra in the spinal cord goes through, and it can occur
on any region or part of the spine throughout the whole spine.
This winnowing causes a constriction of the spinal cord, and it
results in a neurological defect. Symptoms of stenosis of the
spine include pain, numbness, fatigue, pins and needles
throughout the body, and a loss of motor control. The location
of the stenosis of the spine determines which part of the body
is affected. The most common types of stenosis of the spine are
cervical spine stenosis, around where the neck is, and lumbar
spinal stenosis, and this is around the level of the lower back.
Thoracic spinal stenosis is yet another form, at the level of
the middle of the back, and it is much more rare. Spinal
stenosis can affect the cervical part of the spine, the lumber
spine, or both regions. Lumbar spi