Spinal Decompression

Spinal Decompression

Spinal Decompression Therapy

What is Spinal Decompression?

Spinal decompression therapy is a technique designed to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or on one or more compressed nerve roots passing through or exiting the spinal column

Spinal decompression therapy involves a motorized traction device that gently stretches the spine. This change in position helps take pressure off of the spinal discs, which are gel-like cushions between the bones in your spine. By creating negative pressure within the discs, this therapy can help retract bulging or herniated discs, allowing for better movement and pain relief.

Healthcare professional showing spine model to a patient in a clinical setting.

Benefits of Spinal Decompression Therapy

  1. Pain Relief: By gently stretching the spine and releasing pressure on compressed nerves and discs, spinal decompression helps alleviate pain in the back, neck, and legs. Studies show that motorized non-surgical spinal decompression can significantly reduce chronic back pain.

  2. Non-Surgical: It provides a non-invasive alternative to surgery, making it a safer option for those seeking pain relief without undergoing surgical procedures.

  3. Improved Mobility: As pressure on the spine is reduced, patients often experience enhanced mobility and flexibility, making everyday movements easier and more comfortable.

  4. Promotes Healing: This therapy increases the flow of oxygen, nutrients, and fluids to the affected discs, encouraging natural healing and reduced inflammation.

  5. Safe and Easy: The treatment is gentle and controlled, offering a pain-free experience with minimal risks, making it suitable for patients of all ages.

  6. Long-Term Relief: With regular sessions, spinal decompression can provide long-term pain relief, addressing the underlying causes of discomfort rather than just masking symptoms.

Conditions that benefit from spinal decompression include:

  • Herniated or Bulging Discs

  • Pinched Nerve

  • Sciatica (Leg Pain)

  • Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD)

  • Spinal Stenosis

  • Post-Surgical Pain

Illustration of lumbar spine with red arrows indicating compression on the left and green arrows showing decompression and fluid exchange on the right.
Human body with highlighted spine in neon purple against dark background, showcasing skeletal structure and posture.
Illustration of sciatica pain affecting the lower back and leg nerves

How Spinal Decompression Works

Back-On-Trac Decompression

Cervical Decompression Therapy

Benefits of Spinal Decompression

Avoid the Risks of Spinal Surgery

Even with modern surgical techniques, there is always a possibility that the surgery may not fully alleviate symptoms or could even result in worsened pain or new neurological issues. Recovery time is another major issue, as spinal surgery often requires weeks or even months of rehabilitation, during which mobility may be limited and the patient may be unable to return to work or normal activities.

Why Chiropractic Over Surgery?

Non-Invasive Treatment: Chiropractic care involves non-invasive techniques such as spinal adjustments, manipulations, and other manual therapies. This contrasts with spinal surgery, which involves incisions, anesthesia, and a more significant risk of complications.

Lower Risk: Chiropractic care carries fewer risks compared to surgery. Complications from spinal surgery can include infection, blood clots, nerve damage, and prolonged recovery time.

Improved Mobility and Function: Chiropractic treatment can help improve the range of motion and overall function of the spine and joints, enhancing the patient’s quality of life.

Cost-Effective: Chiropractic care is often more affordable that surgery. It can reduce the need for more expensive treatments and medications, providing a cost-effective option for managing pain and improving function.

Preventative Care: Regular chiropractic visits can help maintain spinal health, potentially preventing the need for surgery by addressing issues early and promoting a healthy lifestyle

Recovery Time: The recovery period for chiropractic care is shorter than that for spinal surgery. Patients can often return to their normal activities more quickly after chiropractic treatment.

3D bar chart depicting complications categorized as general, specific, and technical, including wound infection, CSF fistula, and burn.
Pie chart showing percentage of complications in patients. None: 74%, Minor: 15%, Major: 11%. Accompanied by text discussing complication risks and percentages in cervical, thoracic, and lumbar procedures.

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