Foraminal stenosis (narrowing) of the spine is the most common type of spinal stenosis. Neural foraminal stenosis occurs in the passageways located on each side of your vertebra. These openings allow your nerves to exit the spinal cord & travel to the rest of your body. When these are narrowed, your nerves may become trapped; ultimately leading you to lose your ability to feel or move around. Typical symptoms of foraminal stenosis include numbness, weakness, or tingling in regions such as your arms or legs. In addition, the pain may increase slowly over time & increases when you’re performing activities that may irritate that nerve.
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Foraminal stenosis of the spine may result from the natural aging process or another spinal condition such as bulging or herniated discs, arthritis, bone spurs, & trauma.
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Non-surgical spinal decompression helps to remove nerve pressure by opening the joint space & rehydrating the disc; relieving pain & symptoms.
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At Triangle Spinal Decompression in Cary NC, you’ll receive a thorough evaluation, a correct diagnosis & effective, affordable treatment. Relief is a phone call away! 919-460-8897 or visit www. TriangleDecompression.com