Surgery
Spinal stenosis is a very complicated condition due to the delicacy of the spine; because of this, medical doctors consider surgery when other methods have been used, and there seems to be no improvement. Studies have shown that a large percentage of people with spinal stenosis do not usually need surgery. However, it is very imperative to consult medical doctors before concluding. Surgical procedures are mostly considered when; the symptoms present are difficult to tolerate, and patients can no longer live with it, the pressure on the spinal cord gets worse over time, maintenance of balance Is hard, and loss of control over the bladder sexual functions. Procedures like laminectomy [6], spinal fusion [7], foraminotomy, and laminoplasty are used in treating patients. Risks such as bones’ inability to heal after surgery need for another surgery, and persistence of symptoms are associated with surgery.