Spinal Decompression is a non-surgical method for treating a wide variety of back and neck issues
We use the SpineMED® system, which is considered the most advanced and comfortable spinal decompression system on the market today. It uses precise computer controls and comfortable positioning to isolate and decompress spinal segments, which gradually relieves your pain.
How does
spinal decompression work?
Spinal decompression is designed to reduce pressure inside your spinal discs with pain-free, computer-controlled tension.
Injuries or day-to-day wear and tear can cause the gel-like centre of your spinal discs to bulge and put pressure on the nerves, causing back pain that can radiate into your legs and neck. Sometimes it also leads to numbness in your arms and hands.
How it works:
Using customized tilting and flexing motions, the table gradually relieves pressure from the targeted spinal segments.
This decompression allows fluids, nutrients, and oxygen to flow back into the disc.
Who is
Spinal Decompression for?
Spinal decompression is an excellent alternative if you’ve been contemplating spinal surgery for conditions such as a herniated disc or spinal stenosis. Your chiropractor will conduct a thorough assessment to determine if spinal decompression is for you.
It’s also an effective option if you struggle with:
Recurrent pain from failed back surgery that has lasted longer than six months
Persistent pain from degenerated discs that aren’t responding to at least four weeks of conservative therapy
Persistent pain from arthritis
Sciatica or peripheral radicular symptoms
Mechanical low back or neck pain
Bulging or herniated discs
What to expect
during a Spinal Decompression treatment
Spinal decompression can be used in a couple of different ways depending on your condition and duration of symptoms. Some people benefit from a day-to-day approach where one or two treatments can relieve symptoms. Others require a more extensive approach as described below. Your doctor will establish what is the best approach for your condition.
