What is the best way to treat lumbar spinal stenosis?

Clinically, the main manifestations are lower back pain, cauda equina or lumbar nerve compression symptoms, with neurogenic intermittent claudication as the main behavior feature, multiple complaints and small positive signs, and a lumbar CT or MRI examination can confirm the diagnosis. Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused by various reasons, such as bony or fibrous hyperplasia of the spinal canal, which leads to narrowing of the lumen and compression of the nerve roots and cauda equina, causing symptoms such as low back and leg pain.

Lumbar spinal stenosis can be treated conservatively first, maintaining a correct sitting posture, sleeping on a hard bed, and applying local hot compresses with blood-activating ointments. What are the sequelae of lumbar fractures? If the kyphosis of the spine in a lumbar fracture is not corrected, the force line of the spine will change. The concentrated force at the kyphosis will also cause symptoms of low back pain and fatigue. In addition, the spine in this area will degenerate faster, bone hyperplasia will be obvious, and the articular process joints will proliferate and cohere, making lumbar spinal stenosis and ligament ossification more likely to occur. In addition, the morphology of the fractured vertebra will change, and the kyphosis of the spine will occur, which will change the force line of the spine, accelerate the degeneration of the vertebra, and cause bone hyperplasia, which will cause long-term chronic low back pain, which will aggravate the low back pain when the patient changes body position or cannot tolerate long-term sitting posture.

Lumbar spinal stenosis can be treated conservatively first, maintaining a correct sitting posture, sleeping on a hard bed, and applying local hot compresses with blood-activating ointments. What are the sequelae of lumbar fractures? If the kyphosis of the spine in a lumbar fracture is not corrected, the force line of the spine will change. The concentrated force at the kyphosis will also cause symptoms of low back pain and fatigue. In addition, the spine in this area will degenerate faster, bone hyperplasia will be obvious, and the articular process joints will proliferate and cohere, making lumbar spinal stenosis and ligament ossification more likely to occur. In addition, the morphology of the fractured vertebra will change, and the kyphosis of the spine will occur, which will change the force line of the spine, accelerate the degeneration of the vertebra, and cause bone hyperplasia, which will cause long-term chronic low back pain, which will aggravate the low back pain when the patient changes body position or cannot tolerate long-term sitting posture.

Lumbar fractures are mostly caused by trauma, lesions, etc. Causes of cervical spondylosis If cervical spondylosis stimulates the surrounding tissues and causes obvious pain, the stiffness of the neck can be treated with appropriate massage, acupuncture and cupping to relieve muscle spasms and improve blood circulation. This is mainly because our cervical spine is maintained in one posture for a long time, and then the muscles become fatigued after a long time, and the stability of the cervical spine is relatively insufficient. Our body increases the amount of bones, that is, through hyperplasia to increase the stability of the spine. One of the most important reasons for cervical spondylosis is that when people reach a certain age, the cervical spine undergoes degenerative changes, and then the intervertebral disc also degenerates, resulting in cervical instability, and the intervertebral facet joints also degenerate to form bone hyperplasia.