

Lumbar Canal Stenosis: When Walking Becomes a Challenge
Do your legs start aching, tingling, or feeling heavy after walking or prolonged standing... only to improve when you sit down or bend forward?
This may be a sign of lumbar canal stenosis.
Lumbar Canal Stenosis causes "neurogenic claudication"—pain, numbness, or weakness in the buttocks and legs that worsens with standing or walking and eases with rest.
It occurs when age-related changes in the spine gradually narrow the space around the nerves, putting them under pressure.
Early diagnosis and treatment can help restore comfort and mobility.
Don't let leg pain slow you down—seek expert care and get back to walking with confidence !!
