Spinal Decompression in Walworth
- BACK ON TRAC™ is a Lumbar mechanical traction device
- The ergonomically correct chair design allows the patient to comfortably start from a seated position
- With the press of a button, BACK ON TRAC™ safely moves the patient into supine position with their pelvis and knees in the correct position for the session
- BACK ON TRAC™ has no cumbersome restraints allowing for a very comfortable, relaxing therapy session
Spinal Decompression Therapy for Back Pain Relief and More!
Spinal decompression therapy helps alleviate pain associated with the discs in the spine that are between vertebrae. Spinal decompression involves stretching the spine using the Flexion Distraction table with the goal of relieving pain and increasing functionality in the spine.
Due to age, lifestyle or injury, discs can bulge and become herniated or degenerate. Once this process begins, there is limited range of motion. Pain and discomfort may also occur in the spine and in the legs. Spinal decompression is a low-risk treatment and a great alternative to surgery. Decompression therapy is effective in treating difficult conditions like sciatic pain and chronic low back pain.
Non-Surgical Relief for Herniated Discs, Bulging Discs, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Headaches
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Sciatica
- Bulging / herniated discs
- Degenerative disc disease
- Worn spinal joints (posterior facet syndrome)
- Injured or diseased spinal nerve roots
Alleviate Pressure & Elongate The Spine
Spinal decompression at Community Chiropractic Center is non-surgical and painless. The specialized treatment involves stretching of the spine and can improve posture, flexibility and daily living. It works by creating space and lowering pressure in the discs to cause an influx of healing nutrients and other substances into the disc that are important for improving functions of the body.
This lower back treatment allows the body to stretch in a different way that the patient would be unable to do at their home. After spinal decompression, patients will feel elongated and relaxed. Other therapies may be combined with spinal decompression, such as massage, chiropractic adjustments, electric muscle stimulation and exercises depending on the patient.
