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flattening of cervical spinal cord from bone spurs
Spine Health | Last Active: Mar 14 4:31pm | Replies (9)Comment receiving replies
Some of the symptoms are shock like pains and weaknesses in the arms. There is lower lumbar pain as I have degeneration there also. My walking is slower due to pain; and also have a hard time standing for more than 15 minutes. Could these symptoms all be related to my cervical spine?
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@dmp19651989 Yes. I had similar pains from cervical stenosis with cord compression. Cervical stenosis can cause pain anywhere in your body below the level of compression. I had a pronounced limp or uneven gait when walking and that kind of went back and forth for a bit depending on if muscle spasms were pulling the vertebrae out of alignment. When my physical therapist put things back in place, I walked better until the next spasm. Spine surgery fixed all of that. I don't have pain now.
Jennifer