Get instant back pain relief with spinal decompression therapy.
Benefits of our chiropractic spinal decompression therapy:
- Non-surgical
- Non-injectable
- Safe and natural – no medications
- Improved mood and activity levels
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Relief for chronic back pain — without surgery.
Nonsurgical spinal decompression is a treatment option for patients who have been suffering from chronic back pain. It is a set of procedures performed without surgery that focuses on relieving pressure on the vertebrae in your spine. Our nonsurgical spinal decompression specialists at Integral Wellness Co. work to find the root cause of your pain through a series of treatments.
Get your spine back to its natural working state.
Spinal decompression therapy works by gradually stretching the compressed discs in the spine while providing relief for pain and discomfort. This technique can help relieve pressure on nerves, muscles, and ligaments while also improving your range of motion.
Spinal decompression therapy provides a way for your spine to heal without drugs or surgery. These all-natural treatments give your body time to gradually repair itself while providing pain relief and improved mobility.
- Relieves pressure on nerves, muscles, and ligaments
- Improves range of motion
- No drugs or surgery
- Gives your body time to repair itself
- One of the most popular treatments offered by chiropractors
Before you commit to a number of sessions, do your research. One of the best ways to learn about spinal decompression is from someone who has experienced it — ask us about patients who can share their experiences with you.
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Conditions we treat.
Herniated discs
A herniated disc is a very common back problem, and compression of the spinal cord through the vertebrae can be an extremely dangerous situation. It's important to treat this condition as soon as possible to decompress the spine and avoid permanent nerve damage. Many patients are told therapy won't help them recover from a herniated disc — but it most definitely can with our decompression therapy, which uses decompression tables to reduce pain by decompressing the discs between each vertebra.
Pinched nerves
Pinched nerves occur when too much pressure is placed on the spinal nerves by surrounding muscles, bones, or other tissues. They can cause shooting pain down the leg (sciatica), loss of sensation in the area a nerve supplies, and chronic pain with no evidence of trauma to explain its onset.
A pinched spinal nerve is most commonly associated with bulging discs or spinal stenosis, which increase the pressure on the spinal nerves. Your spinal nerve roots carry messages between your brain and the rest of your body, and when they become inflamed or irritated, pain can radiate into the arms and legs.
Ruptured discs
A spinal disc may rupture when it is subject to greater-than-normal stress. Ruptures can also occur with spinal osteoarthritis, spondylosis, avulsion fractures, or Scheuermann's disease. Ruptured discs are usually associated with back pain, but can be asymptomatic — and patients with spinal stenosis secondary to a herniated disc may also experience neurogenic claudication.
A safe and effective way to treat back pain.
During the procedure, you are placed on an adjustable table while your specialist uses special equipment to gently stretch your spine. This relieves pressure that results from bulging or herniated discs, pinched nerves, or spinal curvature that causes sciatica. It can be used alone or alongside other treatment options to help you achieve your best possible outcome in relief and movement.