Spinal Stenosis Treatment
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Specialist Spinal Stenosis Treatment London
Spinal Stenosis is when the spinal canal narrows. This can happen when the spinal cord becomes compressed, usually as a result of a disc bulge or bone spurs. It comes on gradually over time and can be caused by having degenerative disc disease. Although symptoms don’t always appear straightaway, patients will eventually begin to feel pain in the legs coming from the compression in the spine. This condition usually comes on after the age of 50.
When diagnosed with Spinal Stenosis, it’s crucial to find out the direct cause of the condition. If the problem has been caused by a herniated disc, the prognosis can be good with the right treatment. However, if the condition is down to the development of bone spurs, treatment can be much more difficult. Likewise, if Spinal Stenosis has gone too far, non-surgical therapies may not help.
Symptoms of Spinal Stenosis
As a result of the narrowing of the spinal canal, nerves in the spine become compressed and can cause symptoms to spread into other areas of the body. This might be a radiating pain into the back, buttocks, legs, or feet.
Symptoms caused by Spinal Stenosis can appear as cramping or numbness in those areas as well. In severe cases, the pain or weakness caused by the condition could even stop you from being able to walk.
- Pain from spinal stenosis usually comes on during certain activities, mainly walking or standing for long periods of time
- As opposed to a bulging disc, many will feel the pain in both legs
- Relief is usually achieved by resting or by keeping the spine in a flexed position
Our Spinal Stenosis Treatments
Depending on the amount of degeneration, spinal stenosis is usually treatable without the need for surgical intervention. If Spinal Stenosis has been caused by a disc herniation, Spinal Decompression therapy can be an effective treatment. Combining treatment therapies can also help you get the best results, depending on the severity of the condition, use of laser or shockwave therapy may be beneficial.
- Spinal Decompression helps to ease the pressure from the nerves by using a gentle traction on the spine
- In cases that respond well to Decompression, Shockwave therapy can then be used to help break down the scar tissue in the spine to improve movement and flexibility. This will help the discs to continue to heal even after the decompression therapy has finished.
- In more severe cases, it may be helpful to have an initial course of laser treatments to kickstart the healing process and reduce sensitivity in the area.
- Prescribed exercises can also help by strengthening the area, which improves stability and makes walking much easier.
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What to Expect From Spinal Stenosis Treatment at Proback Clinics
When you visit us in Victoria, London, your care plan is tailored to your specific condition and lifestyle goals. The process typically includes:
- Comprehensive consultation – full medical history, physical assessment, and imaging where required.
- Accurate diagnosis – determining whether your pain is caused by spinal stenosis, lumbar canal narrowing, or other degenerative spine conditions.
- Targeted treatment – options may include spinal decompression therapy London, chiropractic adjustments, Prolozone treatment, K-Laser therapy, and shockwave therapy for nerve-related pain.
- Progressive improvement – many patients notice reduced nerve compression, improved walking tolerance, and less pain within weeks.
Because our treatments are non-invasive, you can usually return to daily activities immediately after your session.
Who Benefits Most From Spinal Stenosis Rehabilitation London?
Our treatments are suitable for patients experiencing:
- Lower back pain radiating into the hips, legs, or buttocks
- Tingling, numbness, or weakness linked to lumbar spinal stenosis London
- Leg pain when walking (neurogenic claudication) that eases with rest
- Stiffness or reduced flexibility caused by narrowing of the spinal canal
- Worsening mobility despite physiotherapy or medication
- Recurring flare-ups after activity or long periods of standing
For many patients, spinal stenosis rehabilitation London has been life-changing after years of frustration with standard care.
Why Patients Choose Proback Clinics for Spinal Stenosis London
When searching for “spinal stenosis treatment near me” or “lumbar stenosis physiotherapy London”, patients choose Proback Clinics because we provide:
- Same-day and next-day appointments in London Victoria
- Evening and weekend availability
- Over 15 years’ experience treating spinal stenosis and complex spinal conditions
- A multi-disciplinary approach combining physiotherapy, chiropractic care, and regenerative treatments
- A patient-first philosophy designed to avoid unnecessary surgery
Spinal Stenosis Treatment vs Other Options in London
Patients often compare spinal stenosis care with traditional options:
- Surgery – may help in severe cases, but involves higher risks and lengthy recovery.
- Medication – provides temporary relief but does not correct nerve compression.
- Physiotherapy alone – improves strength and mobility but may not resolve the root narrowing.
- Steroid injections – can reduce inflammation for a short time, but do not address long-term degeneration.
At Proback Clinics, our integrated spinal stenosis treatment combines advanced spinal decompression London with regenerative therapies such as Prolozone and K-Laser, providing both symptom relief and long-term spinal health.
Spinal Stenosis Treatment Near Me – Proback Clinics, Victoria London
If you’ve been searching for:
- Spinal stenosis treatment London
- Lumbar stenosis rehabilitation London
- Spinal stenosis physiotherapy London
- Non-surgical spinal stenosis treatment
- Spinal decompression London
- Advanced therapies for nerve pain London
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…then Proback Clinics in London Victoria offers everything under one roof. With a highly experienced team and a full range of advanced non-surgical therapies, we’re here to guide you from pain to long-term recovery.
FAQs
Spinal Stenosis is the gradual narrowing of the spinal cord that may develop as a result of a herniated disc or degeneration in the spine. Spinal Stenosis usually happens in the lower back (lumbar spinal stenosis), and it can often bring on symptoms such as pain, weakness or numbness in the lower back, into the legs and feet.
Spinal Stenosis can be caused by a whole range of things. Like a herniated or bulged disc or bony growths, called Bone Spurs, on the vertebras or facet joints. You can be born with a naturally narrow spinal canal, leading to a congenital form of Spinal Stenosis. And previous accidents or surgeries on the back or neck can also be a potential cause of Spinal Stenosis.
Depending on the amount of degeneration, good results can be achieved in treating Spinal Stenosis and any form of surgery should be an absolute last resort. First and foremost, it’s important to differentiate between the Spinal Stenosis caused by a herniated or bulged disc, or caused by bone spurs. As the treatment method is different depending on what caused the condition.
As a guideline we will only introduce exercises after completing an initial course of treatment. This is so we can improve your movement and flexibility and reduce pain levels, before integrating a new part of your treatment plan.
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Whilst working on her dad’s farm, 17 years ago, Sandra heard a loud crack in her back. Sandra had 6 steroid injections. She tried Physiotherapy, acupuncture and more but nothing helped. She kept getting worse and worse. The effect the pain was having spread beyond just Sandra. It was hurting everyone who loved her.
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