If you’re living with persistent back pain, neck pain or nerve-related symptoms, spinal decompression may offer a non-surgical treatment option. Learn how it works, who it may help, and what to expect from your treatment journey.
If you’ve tried treatments such as physical therapy, exercise, medication or injections but your pain persists, spinal decompression may be the appropriate treatment step in your recovery.
During a decompression session, you lie comfortably on a treatment table. Slow, controlled distraction forces are applied to a targeted area of your spine, creating a gentle stretch and relaxation cycle that helps draw fluid and nutrients into the disc and improve mobility in the joint.
Your clinician will discuss your symptoms, review your medical history and carry out an assessment to determine whether spinal decompression is suitable for you.
If appropriate, your clinician will recommend a treatment plan tailored to your individual condition and goals.
In my late 70's I thought my back and nerve pain which was painful and causing me to slow down was just due to old age. After an initial consultation it was recommended I should try IDD treatment and also follow exercises specific for my condition which I followed diligently! Thanks to Steve and his team I can now compete in the games I played before and enjoy walking long distances much more comfortably than previously
Sussex Back Pain Clinic
NHS waiting lists were unbelievable, I had to do something about it, I wouldn’t leave the house. I couldn’t do anything with my daughters. I was in so much pain I was crying every day … The changes it has made in me, I am able to get my independence back, my confidence has built really well and I’m getting out with my daughters … I just couldn’t recommend it enough.
Cram Osteopaths
If I were a billionaire I would own a water front villa in Miami, plus a yacht and maybe a ski chalet somewhere. I would of course have all the necessary staff to take care of me. However, before I bought any of this I would buy an IDD Spinal Decompression machine. In fact, I would buy 4. One for the main house, one for the Miami villa, one for the yacht and one for the ski chalet.
Berkhamsted Osteopaths
I was suffering with terrible back, spinal stenosis had been proclaimed. A colleague of mine told me he’d had traction years ago. I had extreme pain down my leg and had to borrow a crutch off someone else. I had an MRI which showed trapped nerves, I was looking at surgery before which was either going to be a long wait or very expensive. I googled and went from there. It was fairly intensive to begin with, didn’t feel lie I was being pulled apart and not uncomfortable at all, quite relaxing! I’m a lot better and pretty much pain free now. I’m back to occasional bowls, been out bird watching, walking about three miles
Sports n Spinal Physio
After suffering neck pain for two years I was referred for an operation to remove two bulging discs in my neck. This was quite a major operation and quite scary. I looked for alternatives and came across this treatment. I am now three months after my treatments and I can honestly say it has changed my life. I no longer have numbness and pins and needles in my arms, I am back to ‘normal’ and it’s been the best thing I could ever have done.
Move Freely Sports Therapy
Back problems started, used to go the gym and hurt my back. Started with lower back pain and then it was going lower and lower into my leg to my foot. It was really really painful, anything I was doing caused pain, coughing even laughing. After 9 months of y pain my GP got an MRI scan which showed disc protruding L5-S1. I started feeling change after around the seventh or eighth session. I could laugh without so much pain. I am now pain and this has changed my life.
Spinex Disc Clinic
I'm a solid fuel merchant and I injured me back in the work that I do. I got pain around my neck and into my shoulders and I herniated 2 discs in my lower back. It has helped me immensely really, it's got me from I couldn't work and I couldn't walk to being as normal as I can possibly be.
Buxton Osteopathy Clinic
I was getting a lot of pain in my hip radiating from my sciatic nerve. A consultant confirmed through an MRI scan that I had a bulging discThere was not much hope given to me that this could be resolved and conventional physiotherapy had failed. A friend told me about treatment and how for five years he’d had no pain whatsoever. I started treatment and the result has been that my pain has gone from 8 to 0 and I am now pain free
Sheffield Physiotherapy
I’m ok now. I can walk without pain, the difference it has been made, being able to walk up my garden without fear of falling over. It was so painful walking back to the shop and I had to stop and start again. Now I can do the distance no trouble, touch wood! I’m more relaxed and it’s helped my mood.
Swale Back Pain Clinic
Going back over three months I was in a huge amount of pain. If I describe it as someone completely floored with pain. That is where I was. Standing up was a real mission to go from place in the house to another for whatever I needed to do. Even if I was just standing up washing my face, even after half a minute I needed to lie down and drop to the floor. Pain killers were not having much of an effect, any more pain I would have passed out. After my sessions, I am almost back to normal. I really noticed a difference about half way through, I am off the pain killers.
Spine Plus Clinics
Spinal decompression may be recommended for people experiencing certain spinal conditions that affect the back, neck or surrounding nerves.
Spinal decompression may be recommended for people experiencing certain spinal conditions that affect the back, neck or surrounding nerves.
A non-invasive approach to spinal care.
Treatment by professionals in a clinical setting.
Every treatment plan is tailored to your individual needs.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment designed to gently reduce pressure within the spine.
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