"I have spinal stenosis, what should I do?"

Treatment for spinal stenosis may involve seeing a chiropractor regularly, as well as engaging in physical therapy. It is important to focus on improving functionality and ability to perform daily activities, rather than just the level of pain. Some insurance plans may cover physical therapy services. It is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized recommendations and guidance on managing spinal stenosis.

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"I have spinal stenosis, what should I do?"

Treatment for spinal stenosis may involve seeing a chiropractor regularly, as well as engaging in physical therapy. It is important to focus on improving functionality and ability to perform daily activities, rather than just the level of pain. Some insurance plans may cover physical therapy services. It is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized recommendations and guidance on managing spinal stenosis.