Cervical Spinal Stenosis

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What is it and what symptoms does it cause?

This is a narrowing of the cervical canal that can compress the spinal cord. It may cause progressive symptoms such as hand clumsiness, difficulty walking, balance problems, or limb weakness. In advanced stages, it can significantly affect independence.

What’s Included

Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation.

Heart, lungs, abdomen, eyes, ears, and general body function checks.

Hematology, cholesterol levels, blood sugar, liver and kidney function.

Detects early signs of infection, dehydration, or metabolic issues.

Evaluates weight, fat percentage, hydration, and muscle mass.

valuates weight, fat percentage, hydration, muscle mass with details.

Tailored health for diet, activity, supplements, and preventive strategies.

A clear overview of findings, health status, and next steps for ongoing wellness.

How is it diagnosed?

Cervical MRI is the key test, as it evaluates spinal cord compression. Neurological examination is also essential.

How is it treated?

Mild cases may be monitored. When neurological involvement exists, decompressive surgery is recommended. Depending on the case, it may be performed via anterior or posterior
approach and sometimes combined with spinal stabilization techniques.