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With spinal stenosis, is it normal for my legs and back to feel so weak? sometimes i feel i can't take another step.
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Stenosis: unfortunately these are common symptoms of severe spinal stenosis. If you have not gotten better with meds and exercises, surgery may be the best option
Answered 4/6/2015
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