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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Treatment in Hyderabad

Evidence-based care for canal/foraminal narrowing causing leg pain and walking intolerance; minimally invasive decompression options.

Medically reviewed by Dr Sayuj Krishnan — MBBS, DNB Neurosurgery (Direct 6 years), Fellowship in Minimally Invasive & Advanced Spine Surgery • Last reviewed: 4 October 2025

What is Lumbar Spinal Stenosis?

Narrowing of the spinal canal/foramina that compresses nerves leading to neurogenic claudication and leg pain.

Treatment Options

  • Physiotherapy and analgesia
  • Epidural injections
  • Endoscopic ULBD for decompression with stability preservation

Recovery

Most walk better within weeks after decompression; rehab focuses on posture and endurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fusion needed?

Only for instability or deformity; many cases benefit from decompression alone (ULBD).

What are typical outcomes?

Most patients report improved walking distance and reduced leg pain 2–4 months post-op.

Ready to discuss your treatment?

Call +91-9778280044 or book a consultation.