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2. Spinal Stenosis Surgery: Recovery - Verywell Health

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   Full recovery from spinal fusion surgery can take between six months to a year to resume normal activities. Restrictions similar to those for other spinal stenosis surgery procedures should be followed, along with any recommendations made by your surgeon.

3. Spinal Stenosis Surgery: Purpose, Procedure, Types, Risks, ...

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   Once you’re home, it can take 3 months or more to fully recover, especially if spinal fusion was part of your procedure. Your doctor probably will tell you to start walking and doing other ...

4. Spinal Stenosis Surgery: Recovery, Preparation, & Cost - Verywell...

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   Recovery. Long-Term Care. Spinal stenosis surgery is a procedure to create more space in the vertebrae of the spine to reduce compression of the spinal cord and nerve roots. Spinal stenosis occurs when openings in the vertebrae of the spine narrow due to degenerative changes.

5. Cervical Spinal Stenosis Surgery Recovery: What To Expect

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   A full recovery typically occurs between two and six months after cervical spinal stenosis surgery. This can depend, however, on whether you underwent a bone fusion. Recovery from a decompression alone is usually quicker than from a decompression with stabilization.

6. Spinal stenosis surgery: Types, benefits, risks, and recovery

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   How long does it take to recover from spinal stenosis without surgery? It may not be possible to cure spinal stenosis without surgery. However, nonsurgical treatments can help manage...

7. Spinal Stenosis Surgery: What to Expect on the Day of Surgery

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   Spinal stenosis surgery may be a discectomy, laminectomy, foraminotomy, or spinal fusion. See what to expect, reviewed by our board-certified surgeons.