Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression | Natural Back Pain Treatment

Spinal decompression

Also known as non-surgical decompression, this type of therapy can often be used very effectively in treatment of severe and often debilitating painful spinal conditions involving the low back or neck.

What is Spinal Decompression therapy?

Back pain due to a herniated, degenerated or bulging disc or stenosis of the spine can be debilitating and change your life in devastating ways. In the past, surgery was the only answer. Today, the use of our DRX900 table and this advanced technology allows us to relieve the pain, weakness and loss of sensation that is often a part of disabling back conditions.

How does spinal decompression therapy work to relieve pain?

Using a state-of-the-art computerized technology and the decompression machine, we are able to create a gentle stretch and relaxation in the painful areas of the spine. The computer program is customized by Dr. Christian for each individual patient and is supervised by one of her highly trained staff. It works by, over time, separating the vertebrae, causing a vacuum-like effect moving the herniated or bulging disc back where it belongs. There is also a vacuum-like effect that draws nutrients and hydration into the affected areas. This helps them to heal faster and more completely. This specialized treatment is not traction; traction cannot do this.

What conditions are treated with non-surgical decompression?

Fortunately, many common back pain problems such as disc herniation (Fig.1), with or without sciatica (Fig.2), degenerating discs (Fig.3), and spinal stenosis (Fig.4) are treated with a high level of success. The risk is very low, and the benefit is often life changing for the better.

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Experience Lasting Relief with DRX 9000: The Revolutionary Back Pain Treatment!

Are you tired of living with chronic back pain that limits your daily activities and diminishes your quality of life? Discover the DRX 9000, a cutting-edge, non-surgical solution designed to provide lasting relief and restore your comfort and mobility.

What is the DRX 9000?

The DRX 9000 is an advanced spinal decompression system that targets the root causes of back pain, including herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and more. This FDA-cleared technology uses precise, computer-controlled stretching to gently relieve pressure on the spinal discs, promoting natural healing and pain reduction.

How Does the DRX 9000 Work?

The DRX 9000 works by gently stretching the spine, creating negative pressure within the discs. This process allows:

Rehydration of Discs: The negative pressure helps retract herniated or bulging discs, drawing in essential nutrients and fluids that aid in repair.

Pain Relief: By reducing the pressure on spinal nerves, the DRX 9000 alleviates pain associated with disc compression and nerve impingement.

Improved Mobility: Regular sessions can enhance spinal flexibility and strength, leading to increased mobility and a better quality of life.

Why Choose DRX 9000 for Back Pain Treatment?

Non-Surgical: The DRX 9000 offers a safe and effective alternative to surgery, without the risks and lengthy recovery periods associated with invasive procedures.

Customized Treatment Plans: Each treatment is tailored to your specific needs, ensuring the best possible outcomes.

Comfortable and Relaxing: The DRX 9000 sessions are designed to be comfortable, allowing you to relax as your spine is gently decompressed.

Proven Results: Clinical studies have shown that patients who undergo DRX 9000 treatment experience significant reductions in pain and improvements in spinal function.

Who Can Benefit from the DRX 9000?

The DRX 9000 is suitable for individuals suffering from:

Herniated or Bulging Discs: Experience relief from the pressure and pain caused by displaced discs.

Degenerative Disc Disease: Restore disc function and alleviate chronic pain associated with disc wear and tear.

Sciatica: Reduce nerve pain that radiates from the lower back into the legs.

Facet Syndrome: Alleviate pain originating from the small joints in the spine.

Spinal Stenosis: Improve symptoms caused by narrowing of the spinal canal.

What to Expect During Your Treatment

Your journey to pain relief begins with a comprehensive evaluation by our skilled healthcare professionals. We will develop a personalized treatment plan, typically involving 20-30 DRX 9000 sessions over 4-6 weeks. Each session lasts about 30-45 minutes, during which you’ll experience gentle spinal decompression in a comfortable setting.

Don’t let back pain control your life any longer. Embrace the power of DRX 9000 and discover the difference it can make for you. Contact our clinic today to schedule your consultation and start your journey towards lasting back pain relief.

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Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression vs. Traction

Spinal decompression and spinal traction are both used to reduce pressure on the spine, but spinal decompression is a more advanced, targeted, and effective form of care, especially when disc or nerve problems are involved.

Spinal traction is a traditional therapy that applies a general pulling force to stretch the spine. While this may provide temporary relief by reducing stiffness and muscle tension, the force is not precise. Because traction uses a constant or basic intermittent pull, the body often reacts by tightening the surrounding muscles, a response known as muscle guarding. This limits how much pressure is actually taken off the spinal discs and nerves, making traction less effective for conditions such as disc bulges, herniations, or sciatica.

Spinal decompression is a more advanced, non-surgical treatment that uses computer-controlled technology to gently and precisely separate specific spinal segments. Instead of a constant pull, decompression alternates between carefully programmed pulling and relaxation phases. This allows the muscles to stay relaxed and enables the therapy to focus on the exact spinal level causing the problem. As a result, decompression can significantly reduce pressure inside the disc, which may help bulging or herniated discs retract and improve circulation of fluids, oxygen, and nutrients necessary for healing.

Because of its precision and ability to minimize muscle guarding, spinal decompression is generally more effective than traction for treating disc-related and nerve-related conditions. It is commonly recommended for herniated or bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, chronic neck or low back pain, and radiating pain such as sciatica. Many patients who do not experience lasting relief from traction find better and longer-lasting results with spinal decompression.

In summary, while traction may offer short-term relief for mild discomfort, spinal decompression is a more advanced and clinically focused therapy designed to address the underlying causes of spinal pain. By targeting specific problem areas and reducing disc pressure more effectively, spinal decompression is often the preferred option for patients seeking meaningful, long-term improvement.