Yes: Any compromise of the spinal cord can affect the nerves responsible for erections.
Answered 8/11/2018
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Yes: If the stenosis is severe enough, it can but it is usually one of the later neurologic symptoms.
Answered 2/22/2019
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Possible if...: Many spinal-stenosis-related conditions may interfere sexual function with a highly variable degree and pace over time; they are nerve damage and pain by stenosis itself or after expected/unexpected damage by surgical "correction", aging, medical comorbidity, direct/indirect related disability. Most are well and highly manageable, but no cure, just to cope with reality, certainty ; uncertainty....
Answered 10/26/2019
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