Osteophytes bone spurs Symptoms

Spinal osteophytes cause symptoms only when they begin to put pressure on the spinal cord or its nerves. Nerve root compression may lead to pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in extremities.

The location of pain depends on the affected region of the spine. In very rare cases, when bone spurs significantly compress the spinal cord, bowel and bladder incontinence may occur.

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I have had bone spurs for over 65 years, l have pain everywhere, l can’t walk without pain l lean on everything and anything l can find l also have tingling and numbness in my fingers and hands, when l wake up l dont want to get out of bed, l have brain fog, irritable bowel pain fatigue, digestive problems, diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome years ago, also l have flu like symptoms and headaches when l wake, have a hernia, high blood pressure and diabetes . hypothyroidism l can not take this pain anymore, l think l have developed some kind of autoimmune diseases, l have symptoms like some one with Ankylosis Spondylitis can you tell me if that is possible? Thanking You so much