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What happens if bone spurs are left untreated?
Though you can develop bone spurs in other parts of your body, such as your knees or hips, when they emerge on your vertebrae, they crowd your spinal cord and aggravate your nerve roots, leading to arm and leg numbness, and often these additional symptoms: Back or neck pain. Muscle weakness and spasms.
Though you can develop bone spurs in other parts of your body, such as your knees or hips, when they emerge on your vertebrae, they crowd your spinal cord and aggravate your nerve roots, leading to arm and leg numbness, and often these additional symptoms: Back or neck pain. Muscle weakness and spasms.