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With spinal stenosis -- are leg weakness and leg tremors more common when it is cold?
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Yes: Leg weakness & tremors are frequent symptoms of spinal stenosis. Cold also reduces strength of muscle contraction and also induces tremors. The combination of the two situations augment the responses.
Answered 12/3/2018
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