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Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the nerve canal in the spinal column. It can lead to pain and fatigue.
see en.wikipedia.org
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I have had a cervical lamenicatomy about eight years ago. I was doing fine until I had a fall hitting my right shoulder and head. Result severe rota-tor cuff injury and now I'm told that I have fluid bilt up in my cervical spine where the laminectomy occurred. Why?
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