Treatment for Spinal Stenosis
A physician should treat cervical spine. Think about your neck pain and associated symptoms when preparing for your doctor’s visit. When did they begin? How mild or intense is the pain? How often do you have this pain? When do you feel your symptoms? Just think of any health issues that may be related to you, such as problems with your arms, legs, and bowel or bladder control.
Your doctor may take pictures of your spine via an MRI scan or x-ray after reviewing your medical history and physical examination. Surgical intervention is often the best option once a diagnosis has been made. For this condition, there are several types of surgery available, and you should discuss these options with your doctor.