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Can cervical stenosis without myelopathy progress to stenosis with myelopathy?
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It could: There is a narrowing of your neck canal which is the stenosis. If the narrowing gets worse yes it could cause a myelopathy. This is something you fallow along with your physician, to identify this and then treated as you may need.
Answered 9/5/2016
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