Decompression for Lumbar Stenosis
Surgical treatment to relieve nerve pressure in the lower back
What is Decompression for Lumbar Stenosis?
A surgery to remove thickened ligaments or extra bone pressing on nerves in the lower back, creating more space for nerves.
Who Needs This Surgery?
- Patients with leg pain while walking
- Those with heaviness or tingling
- Individuals with weakness in legs
- Symptoms relieved by sitting or bending
How is it Performed?
Laminectomy or Laminotomy
Through a small incision, the surgeon removes bone or ligament pressing on nerves.
Benefits
- Relief from leg pain and numbness
- Improved walking distance
- Better posture and independence
Risks & Recovery
Potential Risks
- Infection (minimized with sterile techniques)
- Nerve irritation (carefully monitored)
- Spinal fluid leak (rare and managed)
Recovery Timeline
- Walking starts the next day
- Resume daily activities in 4–6 weeks
Schedule a Consultation
Learn more about decompression for lumbar stenosis with Dr. Varun Khanna.
Book NowWhy Choose Spineverse?
Cutting-edge technology ensures effective nerve decompression with precision. Dr. Varun Khanna's expertise provides personalized treatment plans.
- Board-certified specialists
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Personalized care plans
- Advanced surgical techniques
Patient Success Stories
"After decompression surgery, I can walk without pain. Thank you, Dr. Khanna!"
- Anil M., 60
"My leg numbness is gone, and I feel independent again!"
- Sunita P., 58