The Warning Signs of Spinal Stenosis You Shouldn't Ignore
3. Pain while walking
When spinal stenosis occurs in the lower or lumber spine, it can cause pseudoclaudication, which is pain or difficulty walking. This pain may remain in the lower back or radiate down the leg. Physical therapy can help improve this pain by helping to stabilize the spine, increase flexibility, and build endurance. Four to six weeks of physical therapy may be necessary.
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