Perhaps: If by tightness you mean the muscles of your arms or legs tighten on their own, there may be increased muscle tone, and that can be a sign of myelopathy, a condition associated with cervical canal stenosis.
Answered 3/1/2018
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It can be: Most stenosis in this region is secondary to degenerative changes that occur over time and can lead to restrictions of motion and be associated with muscle tightness.
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Yes: Yes, absolutely . Cervical stenosis is a narrowing or "pinching" of the nerve canal in the cervical spine which could certainly be described as a tightness as well.
Answered 6/2/2017
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