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Cerivcal Stenosis with arm and leg fasciculation

This past Monday, Oct 19,2009 I had a MRI and an EMG, the thought was actually poss. ALS. Turns out the fasciculations and weakness were due to a stenosis in the c4,5 region and there are signs of moderate arthritus, it appears there is no fluid around the cord, I have a little weakness and other than wlaking unstable few other problems. I'm new here so any imput will be appreciated.

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Hi there,I don't have any

Hi there,

I don't have any experience of cervical stenosis personally, but you've definitely come to the right place! Someone will be able to answer your questions far better than I can and in the meantime, there are some excellent articles on the site (see below).

Bye, Val

www.spine-health.com/conditions/spinal-stenosis/spinal-stenosis-symptoms...

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Hi

I also was diagnosed with severe stenosis at c4-5. My symptoms were arm pain,leg pain and walking issues. My stenosis was so bad the surgeon scheduled surgery on the spot. I had a corpectomy at c4-5 with fusion of c3 thru c6, with cage and plate to stabilize my neck. I no longer have walking issues or pain in my arms or legs. Symptoms that I had previous to surgery are all gone. Symptoms that my pcp and I both thought that were not related, Dizziness, visual disturbances are gone. Have you seen a surgeon? I also had all over body aches which my pcp stated was arthritis, wrong! that also disappeared.
Keep me posted
Susan

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5 cervical surgeries in 10 years and 2 lumbar

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