Spinal Decompression

Non-surgical spinal decompression is a motorized, traction-based therapy that helps open up the disc spaces to relieve back pain, neck pain, sciatica and disc injuries. By creating negative pressure within spinal discs, it helps retract bulging or herniated discs, reducing nerve pressure and encouraging nutrient flow for natural healing.

Key Aspects of the Procedure: *Patients lie on a specialized computer-controlled table, often wearing a harness, which applies, alternates, and relaxes pressure on the spine. *Duration: Sessions typically last about minutes with a total treatment plan spanning four to eight weeks. *Feel: The process in generally comfortable, though patients feel and stretching or lengthening of the spine. *Complimentary Treatments: It is often combined with other therapies such as laser, ultrasound and home exercises.

Conditions Treated: *Herniated or bulging discs *Degenerative Disc Disease *Sciatica *Facet Syndrome *Neck and Lower Back Pain

Benefits and Results: *Pain Relief: Reduces pressure on nerves *Improved Mobility: Restores movement and function, helping patients return to daily activities. *Natural Healing: Promotes the flow of oxygen and fluids into discs, facilitating recovery without surgery or needles. *High Success Rate: Studies have shown it can be highly effective for spinal pain, with one study finding a 95% improvement rate in cervical cases. (Greenwich)