11/21/2025
Most people think back pain is “normal.”
But sometimes it’s not just back pain,
it’s spinal stenosis.
And the numbers tell the real story.
Hospitalizations for spinal stenosis
have skyrocketed over the years,
and millions of people now rely on
injections just to function.
Not because they’re weak…
but because stenosis
makes everyday movement
feel like a battle.
Here’s why it happens:
• the spinal canal narrows
• nerves become compressed
• pain spreads into the legs
• standing or walking gets harder
• mobility slowly decreases
It doesn’t happen overnight,
but it also doesn’t get better by ignoring it.
But there is good news.
Stenosis is treatable.
And early treatment can make the difference
between staying active and
ending up in the hospital.
If you’ve been living with
pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness,
your body might be telling
you something more important than
“you slept wrong.”
👉🏻 Send us a message to schedule an evaluation.
Let’s figure out what your pain
is really trying to say and
help you get ahead of it.