Over 40 and Have Searing Leg Pain When Walking? It Might Be Spinal Stenosis

From imw July 05, 2016

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Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal that can put pressure on the nerve roots in the back. It’s caused by age-related wear and tear or congenital factors in younger people. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Darrel Brodke talks about this painful spinal condition and how physical therapy, and sometimes surgery, can be used to bring relief to patients.

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Date Recorded: July 05, 2016
Health Topics (The Scope Radio): Bone Health
Transcription: Dr. Miller:
Spinal stenosis. Do you have that, and what do you about it if you do have it? We're going to talk about that next on Scope Radio.
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Appears In: Radio The Specialists with Dr. Tom Miller Scope 2016 Scope Health Library

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Over 40 and Have Searing Leg Pain When Walking? It Might Be Spinal Stenosis

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