Spinal Decompression

This form of spinal decompression is a conservative alternative to the surgical method of decompression. The therapy works by using a motorized traction to gentle stretch the spine

Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment method that aims to alleviate pain and promote healing by relieving pressure on the spinal discs. It involves stretching the spine using traction or motorized devices, allowing the discs to retract and possibly reducing bulging or herniation.
This treatment is commonly used for conditions such as herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and spinal stenosis. During the procedure, the patient is positioned on a specialized table or device, which gently applies traction forces to the spine.
The theory behind decompression is that by creating negative pressure within the discs, it can encourage the retraction of herniated or bulging discs. This reduction in pressure may help to relieve pain, improve blood flow, and promote the delivery of nutrients to the affected area.
It is important to note that spinal decompression is not suitable for everyone and should be performed under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. They will evaluate your specific condition and determine if this treatment approach is appropriate for you.
As always, it is recommended to seek professional medical advice before considering any treatment option to ensure it aligns with your individual circumstances and medical history. Decompression is a technique used to relieve pressure on the spinal discs and nerves. It involves gently stretching the spine to create negative pressure in the discs, allowing herniated or bulging discs to retract and alleviate pain. Spinal decompression can be performed manually by a chiropractor or using specialized mechanical devices.

Spinal Decompression

Gentle passive motions travel up and down the spine to cause mild stretching, which in turn works to restore and/or promote the integrity of the spinal joints and their mobility. This therapy relaxes muscle and helps reduce muscle spasm and invoke an overall relaxation affect for the patient.

 

Class IV
Laser

Laser therapy uses the concentrated use of energy in the form of photons that will trigger regeneration and healing in dysfunctional tissue at the cellular level. Of the laser therapies available, Class IV allows for the deepest penetration necessary that will provide the desired therapeutic result. Damaged tissue tends to be poorly oxygenated and often presents with swelling and inflammation. Laser therapy reduces inflammation and swelling and provides marked pain relief and accelerated recovery in both chronic and acute conditions. Patients experience improved function and mobility.