Spinal Decompression

Disc Failure

Restoration of Disc

Disc failure occurs when the spinal discs become damaged or lose their ability to absorb shock. If the disc bulges or herniates it may press on nerves causing pain, numbness and weakness in the back or limbs.

Restoration of Disc

Non-surgical spinal decompression helps restore the disc’s natural pump mechanism, promoting nutrient exchange, rehydration, and healing, with the potential to relieve nerve compression.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is non-surgical spinal decompression therapy painful?

No, it is not painful. The table used for non-surgical spinal decompression is highly sophisticated, capable of making adjustments in paper-thin increments throughout the program to ensure your spine is never stressed. It also features specialized sensors that detect tension in your body, allowing it to automatically adjust and prevent overstressing your back.

What conditions can spinal decompression therapy treat?

It is commonly used to treat a variety of conditions, including herniated or bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, and sciatica—nerve pain that radiates down the legs. This therapy can also benefit individuals suffering from spinal stenosis, facet syndrome, pinched nerves, chronic lower back pain, and certain types of neck pain caused by disc compression. By relieving pressure on spinal structures, decompression can reduce pain, improve mobility, and enhance overall spinal health.

Spinal Decompression Therapy