Yes cold numbness can be caused by spinal pression of spinal cord may lead to damage of nerve tissues either directly or indirectly so early stages of damage are reversible. Pain & sensory symptoms occur earlier which includes parasthesia ,numbness or cold sensation,esp in lower limbs.
Spinal Stenosis can cause numbness of the lower extremities, as well as pain, and cramping. It is most commonly caused by osteoarthritis-related bone damage.
Very Likely. To diagnose this condition you must undergo MRI investigation and also consult a Neurosurgeon or a Spine Surgeon for confirmation. This condition does not heal with drugs. Operation is the only cure.
Spinal stenosis can cause numbness anywhere in the body, so, yes, it can cause numbness in your lower legs. There are other things that can cause a numb portion of the body, however, such as vascular issues.
Yes, there could be the possibility that stenosis can cause numbness. Not only that, any disturbances in the spinal cord can impair and cause problems.
If one is having numbness one should seek out medical attention. Numbness in the lower legs can be cause by spinal stenosis. Spinal stenosis often only affects one side though. Neuropathy can cause numbness. That can occur from multiple disorders such as diabetes or fibromyagia. Circulation problems also can cause numbness. It could be arterial in cause or venous.
Yes, most certainly numbness in the lower legs can be caused by spinal stenosis. The pain is usually worse when you are standing or walking. See a doctor as there is treatment for spinal stenosis besides surgery.
I suppose that it is possible,but more than likely you have a pinched nerve,or a disc maybe bulging or herniated. You also could have periphial artery problems. I would suggest strongly a visit to your primary doctor first, then whomever he recommends.
