Spinal Decompression
Before Decompression:

Spinal decompression is a safe, non-surgical, and drug-free treatment option for people dealing with chronic neck or back pain caused by disc-related and nerve-related conditions. It’s often recommended for patients whose pain hasn’t improved with rest, medication, or traditional physical therapy, and who want to avoid injections or surgery when possible. Decompression works by gently reducing pressure on the spinal discs and nerves, creating a more favorable environment for healing and symptom relief.
This type of care is especially helpful for people with bulging or herniated discs, sciatica, disc degeneration, or persistent pain that travels into the arms or legs. If sitting, bending, or certain movements consistently make symptoms worse, decompression may be an appropriate option.
After Decompression:

A decompression treatment gently lengthens and releases the spine through controlled, repetitive traction.
As the table pulls and releases, a negative pressure change is created within the intervertebral disc, surrounding soft tissue and spinal joints. The reduction of pressure inside the disc (decompression) allows the disc bulge or herniation and the nutrients to be pulled back into the disc.
Rehydration of the disc and surrounding structures creates a physiological change which decreases pain levels and assists the body’s natural healing process.

