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Spinal Decompression

Spinal Decompression Therapy involves stretching the spine, using a traction table or similar motorized device, with the goal of relieving back pain and/or leg pain.

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Spine Decompression Therapy

 

An advanced therapy by which the pressure in the disc is reduce. A vacuum type effect is produced on the center of disc (i.e. nucleus pulposus) which allows diffusion of nutrition into the disc. This speeds the process of recovery.

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Repeated unloading and decompression allow diffusion of fluids which aid in reducing the chemical mediators of inflammation which can then lessen the pain.

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The speed, duration, angle, and pattern of decompression can be adjusted according to the condition of patient. A series of treatment sessions make sure your nerve which was getting compressed due to slipped disc is relieved of the pressure on it.

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Conditions Spine Decompression Therapy helps in treating:

  • Degenerative Disc Disease

  • Posterior Facet Syndrome

  • Acute Facet Problems

  • Protruding, Bulging and Herniated Disc

  • Prolapsed Disc

  • Radicular pain e.g. Sciatic Pain in Legs

  • Spinal Root Impingement

  • Hypomobility

  • Discogenic Low Back Pain

  • Facet Syndrome

  • Degenerative Joint Disease

  • Cervical Rediculopathy

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