Symptoms Related to Spinal Stenosis
The cervical spine is the portion of the spinal column or backbone that comprises the neck. It includes your first seven bones (C1-C7). Symptoms related to spinal stenosis of the cervical region include:
The thoracic spine is the spine’s central part (T1-T12). It begins at the base of the neck and terminates just below the ribs. Symptoms related to spinal stenosis of the thoracic region include:
Your lumbar spine is the region of your spinal column or backbone located in the lower back. It is composed of five bones (L1-L5). Symptoms related to spinal stenosis of the lumbar region include: