Advanced Spinal Decompression

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If you’ve read about neck and lower back pain (either from degenerative disc disease, or herniated discs), and are suspecting that you have those conditions, you might be wondering whether decompression therapy can help you.

What is Spinal Decompression Treatment/Therapy?

Spinal Decompression Treatment programme at Spinefit involves gently reducing the pressure in the slipped disc to create a vacuum-like effect within the cavity with the help of a chiropractic machine, allowing the disc to naturally return to its original position and diffusing the pressure on the nerves. We see better success rate with this programme that targets specific regions, as compared to other conventional decompression treatments that uses a pulley system.

What is Spinal Decompression Therapy used for?

  • Disc conditions (Bulging/Herniated/Prolapsed discs)

  • Degenerative Disease

  • Spinal stenosis

  • Facet Syndrome

  • Nerve impingement Syndrome

  • Hypomobility

How does Spinal Decompression work?

Spine decompression gently stretches the spine, changing the forces on the joints. The treatment creates a negative pressure (vacuum-like effect), causing the disc to naturally retract and return to the original position. When this happens, the pressure on the nerves at the sides of the discs is reduced. 

how does spinal decompression work

 

What should I expect during spinal decompression therapy?

Decompression therapy is relaxing, as it is a passive modality that is used in conjunction with chiropractic and/or physiotherapy care. As you lie on the machine, you will feel a gentle stretching and releasing movement, which lasts about 20-30 minutes. There is very little chance of feeling pain as it is gentle enough to not cause any muscle spasms.

Here’s a video showing how our non-surgical, non-invasive spinal decompression works.

… Even working at a chiropractic and physiotherapy clinic doesn’t spare some of us from needing help! Read Keith’s experience with decompression here after his newborn arrived and the long nights took a toll on him.

 

Read next: The difference between spinal decompression and traction therapy 

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