• Disability

  As guidelines, we can retain: Pain deemed disabling by the patient Walking perimeter less than 1 km (below, massive atrophy of the musculature tends to occur) Loss of independence / autonomy (like pain, this is highly subjective) There is no real age [en.centredouleur.net]

• Pain

  […] and try to do it while it increases the pain? Learn to divide your activity. It is consecutive time that causes pain, not cumulative time. [en.centredouleur.net]

• Back Pain

  pain (contrary to popular belief, a narrow lumbar canal can only manifest itself as low back pain without any root component) Limitation of the walking perimeter. [en.centredouleur.net]

• Low Back Pain

  back pain (contrary to popular belief, a narrow lumbar canal can only manifest itself as low back pain without any root component) Limitation of the walking perimeter. [en.centredouleur.net]

• Unable to Walk

  Finally, this element is the most important, because the pain remains subjective by definition and some patients hardly describe pain even though they are unable to walk more than 200 m without stopping. [en.centredouleur.net]

If your treatment is not common, consider taking the medicines themselves as well. You must bring your last radiological examinations (CT, MRI, X- rays ) for the operation if you have these at your home. [en.centredouleur.net]

The principle is to indirectly open the foramina and prevent them from closing in lordosis. [en.centredouleur.net]