Vertebral canal narrowing
Generally speaking, spinal canal stenosis refers to a disease caused by abnormalities in the bony or fibrous tissue that makes up the spinal canal, which results in a reduction in the effective volume of the spinal canal, resulting in compression or stimulation of the nerve tissue in the canal, leading to functional disorders and a series of symptoms.
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Site of disease:
Lumbar spine joints -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Middle-aged people over 40 years old -
Related symptoms:
Intermittent claudication lumbar sacral pain lumbar spinal stenosis spinal cord intermittent claudication disappearance of physiological curvature of spine
Related Drugs
Pentoxifylline Enteric-coated Tablets
Indication: It is mainly used to improve cerebral circulation after ischemic stroke, and can also be used to treat peripheral vascular diseases such as chronic occlusive vasculitis with intermittent claudication.
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