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I have lumbar myelopathy from stenosis also cervical stenosis, my legs and feet cramp up so bad after being on them all day long at night which makes ?
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Further evaluation: If you have a diagnosis of myelopathy, please consult your health care provider about a therapeutic plan, which could include not only surgical intervention but also other aspects such as physical therapy and other activities such as yoga and pilates which may be helpful to you.
Answered 5/31/2017
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