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The More Effective, Non-Surgical Back/Neck Pain Treatment Learn More
Spinal Decompression Therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free, surgery alternative for many spine conditions.
Spinal Disc Decompression Therapy combines gentle traction of the spine and soothing vibration to reduce the pressure on your spinal nerves. It is a safe and pain-free way to rehabilitate the spinal disc and reduce your pain and discomfort.
The More Effective Non-Surgical Back/Neck Disc Treatment!
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The science behind spinal decompression therapy
The gently applied traction during this therapy rehabilitates the spinal disc in several different ways
The gentle traction used creates a negative pressure within the spinal disc that over time aids in the retraction of a disc bulge or herniation.
The suction force created increases blood flow to the disc. With the increased blood flow comes healing, hydration, and nutrition to heal the disc.
With the increased blood flow to the disc, the disc height actually increases, leaving more space for your spinal nerves to travel and relieving a lot of your pain.
Gentle vibration allows your tight muscles to relax and lets your disc accept the additional blood flow that is being delivered.
How Long Until I Feel Better?
The number of treatments varies considerably between patients and the condition being treated; however, the research shows that a range of 10-30 visits can be expected, typically 2 or 3 visits per week. Chronic conditions can take longer, however, they do respond well to the appropriate home exercise plan and chiropractic care. Although this may seem like a long time, there are a lot of factors to consider: the age of the injury, the severity of the injury, the age of the patient, the lifestyle of the patient, and many more.
Yes, if you have Chiropractic or Physiotherapy coverage, your treatments will be covered by your insurance. Check your insurance plan and find out what you have access to!
Spinal Decompression insurance coverage is often available
so what are you waiting for?