You may get away with ignoring a slipped disc and using temporary fixes like heat packs or painkillers but over time it can lead to serious conditions like Sciatica or Spinal Stenosis. Sciatica ...

Medically reviewed by Jennifer Steinhoff, MDNeural foraminal stenosis is a common condition that can cause symptoms referred ...

If you’ve ever felt aches or pains that radiate down your legs, you may have been dealing with sciatic nerve pain.The sciatic nerve is the biggest in your body and starts in your back and goes ...

Spinal stenosis can be a very painful condition, one that can become so bad it requires surgery. Skip to content. ... SHE HAD NUMBNESS AND PAIN THAT RADIATED INTO HER LEGS.

Patients with spinal stenosis often have pain in their back, legs and more. We stopped by Illinois Bone & Joint Institute to learn how Doctor Craig uses the least invasive, safest, and most ...

Dear Dr. Roach: I am an extremely active 79-year-old woman. For at least 10 years, I have had lower back pain. I assumed it was arthritis and ignored it. By June, after an extremely tough exercise ...

Q: I suspect my back and leg pain are related to spinal stenosis. What causes this and what treatments are available? A: Spinal stenosis is narrowing of the central spinal canal — the channel ...

They run from your lower back down through your butt and into each leg (see the graphic, below). Your pain could be felt on either side of the body and, furthermore, is often misdiagnosed, says Dulak.

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an extremely active 79-year-old woman. For at least 10 years, I have had lower back pain. I assumed it was arthritis and ignored it. By June, after an extremely tough exercise ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an extremely active 79-year-old woman. For at least 10 years, I have had lower back pain. I assumed it was arthritis and ignored it.

BALTIMORE — In this Woman’s Doctor segment, the very painful condition known as, spinal stenosis. It can be a very painful condition. The pain can become so bad, it can require surgery.

Dear Dr. Roach: I am an extremely active 79-year-old woman. For at least 10 years, I have had lower back pain. I assumed it was arthritis and ignored it.