Spinal Decompression Therapy

Spinal decompression therapy is a non-surgical treatment designed to relieve pressure on the spine—especially on compressed discs, nerves, and joints. It’s most often used for people with:

Bulging or herniated discs Degenerative disc disease Sciatica or nerve compression (pain radiating into the arms or legs) Chronic neck or low back pain Facet joint dysfunction or spinal stenosis

How it works:

During a decompression session, you lie on a special traction table (either cervical or lumbar). The machine gently stretches and relaxes your spine in controlled cycles. This creates negative pressure inside the disc space, which can: Gently pull bulging or herniated material back into place Improve nutrient and oxygen flow to the disc (promoting healing) Reduce inflammation and pressure on nearby nerves