Dealing with Lumbar Stenosis can be difficult, confusing, and cause a lot of frustration.
Life seems to speed up, and you seem to be slowing down, making it harder to keep pace with the things you want to do, and the activities that add value to your life.
The good news is, there is much you can do, on your own, to help you manage Lumbar Stenosis successfully, and there are also many options for care, each having something to offer to the right person, in the right situation.
The current approach in managing low back pain leaves a lot to be desired.
•The risk of a poor treatment outcome is higher than ever before.
•The incidence of chronic low back pain has risen 64% since the year 2000.
•BUT..the actual percentage of people experiencing “new” episodes of back pain has remained unchanged.
•Permanent disability is also on the rise.
•Even “first time” low back pain patients face up to a 45% chance of a less than optimum outcome with the care they receive.
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