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DiscussionHas anyone suffered from lumbar spinal stenosis? Did you have surgery?
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The gluteal and posterior thigh nerve pain is not typical and I have no leg pain which is typical. I have an upcoming EMG which hopefully she’d light on the origin of nerve pain. Jennifer’s replies were very helpful. Thank you.
I don't know that anything in particular was atypical, just the damage is rather extensive. There was a 'comment' about SOMETHING at every junction in the 'report' on the MRI.
In the past few months, I have also learned that my sore hips are NOT an ilial but the result of three bulges at the top of my lumbar.
Thanks to PT, the pain lever has dropped from 12.5 (on a scale of 10) to about 5. And when I started I could barely walk 20 ft, and now can do 200.