Spinal stenosis is an anatomical diagnosis which can be seen in asymptomatic individuals and its insidence increases with age. Besides, most of the spinal surgeries over 65 age are performed due to spinal stenosis. Degeneration of the disc begins with increasing age; the water content of the disc drops, and the desiccated disc has a decreased ability to handle mechanical loads. Women are affected more often, and mostly at the L4-L5 level. Patients with lumbar spinal stenosis most commonly present with leg pain. This leg pain presents as either neurogenic claudication or radicular leg pain. Patients with neurogenic claudication may report a feeling of pain, heaviness, numbness, cramping, burning, or weakness. Treatment methods are conservative, injections and surgical.