Spinal Canal Stenosis Decompression Questions

Hello Lybrate user, risk factors is always there as blockage96% but may vary from person to person ,dnt get panic have proper guidance of your cardiologist n follow up after operative is neccessary.
As per homoepathic point of view after operation one can follow=
a human should always have mental n physical wellbeing that is one has to exercise,
eat healthy (less oil n ghee)
think positive n meditations.in shorts stressfree lifestyle should b followed.
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than what u want...reoprt expalntaion or any suggestion.
counslt priavtly.
use ls belt.
avoid forward bending n lifting heavy object.

Check vit d3 ,vit b12 tests
x ray back ap and lateral view.
Revert me reports
tab. Etoxia 90 one daily.

It takes a long time to cure. Mainstay of treatment in this type of situation is do physio as advised by an experienced physiotherapist and using some medications to improve your nerves and control your symptoms.

hello,
eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.
eat food with omega -3 fatty acid like fish like salmon,tuna,and sardines and some plant source like flexseed.
you can consult me privately online on laybrate for dietary guidelines.

Hello lybrate user, maintain good posture , start physiotherapy. it can worse mostly when no precautions used. So take precautions and improve lifestyle,routine activity.. good luck.

After an interventional procedure, it is normal to: have a bruise or discolored area near where the catheter was inserted. At the same site, there may also be a small lump (which should not get bigger), soreness when pressure is applied and perhaps a small amount (one or two drops) of discharge. Feel more tired than usual for several days. If your procedure was performed while you were having a heart attack, tiredness will last longer – perhaps as long as six weeks, the time it usually takes for...more

Take sky fruit, cow urine caps, org wheat grass powder, nigella cap, tulsi-basil droop, elaichi amrit droops, kasakeshri syrup, may contact for any assistance.

Hi, thank you for the question. There are some simple things that you can do to try and help. First of all, try to avoid sitting on hard surfaces for long periods of time - some women will even try sitting on an inflatable ring to avoid any direct pressure on the end of the tail bone. A heating pad or a warm soak in the tub can provide some relief. Recommended amounts of pain relievers can give short periods of relief. A healthy exercise routine or gentle stretching can help sore pelvic muscl...more

You can give her the food there is no harm.
But take homoeopathic treatment to avoid the recurrence of stenosis. As angioplasty removes this one but does not prevent future problems.