Spinal stenosis happens when the spaces in the spine narrow and place pressure on the nerves.
Warning signs may include pain, numbness, weakness or difficulty walking.
- Leg pain or cramping
- Numbness or tingling
- Weakness
- Walking or balance difficulty
Spinal stenosis happens when the spaces within the spine become narrowed, placing pressure on the nerves.
This pressure can lead to symptoms that affect comfort, movement, and daily function.
Common warning signs may include leg pain or cramping, numbness or tingling, weakness, and difficulty with walking or balance.
Some patients may notice symptoms worsening when standing or walking for longer periods.
If these symptoms are affecting your mobility, sleep, or quality of life, it is important to have them properly assessed.
Early diagnosis can help identify the source of nerve pressure and guide the right treatment plan.
At Spine Intervention, we focus on precise assessment and targeted treatment options for spine related pain and nerve compression.
To book an appointment, contact Spine Intervention:
Tel: 012 012 5293
E-mail: reception@spineintervention.co.za