INFO - Spinal decompression treatment

What Is Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression?

Chronic back pain can be cured with the latest non-surgical procedure called non-surgical spinal decompression, this treatment helps induce negative pressure in the backs of the joints, spacing and releasing pressure from the nerves. Anesthesia, needles or joint manipulation are not used in this treatment. This treatment is widely used in Europe and has just been approved in North America and Singapore. The surgical care of the non-surgical spine is considered safe.

What conditions can be applied to the treatment of Non-Surgical Spine Decompression?

Not only chronic back pain, pelvic pain treatment, facet joint syndrome, disc hernia, disc degeneration from arthritis, and pain due to back surgery failure can be cured by non-surgical spinal decompression.


Who can undergo Non-Surgical Spine Decompression?

Unlike surgery, individuals with chronic pain can be helped with this first-line treatment. This treatment is suitable for someone who has:

• Hernia discs, bulging discs, osteoarthritis or trauma causes low back pain and leg pain.
• Continuous back pain after surgery.
• Pain that persists after 4-6 weeks performs other supportive therapy methods.

Who is not Suitable for Non-Surgical Spine Decompression?

Yes, for this treatment there are some unsuitable individuals.

• Individuals who are pregnant and breastfeeding are not suitable.
• It is recommended for individuals who have recently experienced trauma with a resultant spinal fracture to wait at least 6 to 9 months before undergoing this treatment.
• The treatment session may further delay the metal hardware for individuals with spinal surgery failure and the surgical rod and surgical screw left behind.
• A person newly diagnosed with osteoporosis and having good bone density may be a candidate but generally individuals with osteoporosis are not suitable candidates for this therapy.
• Individuals with spinal cancer, or metastases from other cancers to the spine are not suitable for this treatment.
• Individuals with infections of the spine or vertebrae are not eligible.
• Individuals with conditions such as ankylosing spondylitis (systemic rheumatism), cauda equine syndrome, scoliosis, lordosis or severe kyphosis.

How does Non-Surgical Spine Decompression Treatment work?

For non-surgical treatment the doctor will determine a number of treatments that need to be done based on your condition and check how each session works against you. Lasting 30-60 minutes, the therapy feels comfortable and free from unnecessary pain. This treatment is an outpatient therapy that will require 15-23 sessions for best results.

Is there a study needed before doing this treatment?

Yes, to know from the results of MRI or CT where the pathology and the severity, before treatment, our doctor will check it. X-ray, MRI or CT scan is required for this treatment.

What does Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression do?

Non-Surgical Spine Decompression produces a negative pressure between the disc and decompression of the joint. This is not traction therapy. This vacuum effect essentially reduces the pressure on the nerves and relieves the pain.

What are the benefits of Non-Surgical Spine Decompression?

The results showed positive signs of this treatment. Research says that most people who have undergone this treatment benefit from better posture and flexibility. It is also believed to help straighten back the back muscles and restore joint anatomy.

How should I dress?

During the therapy session it is advisable for each individual to wear comfortable and loose clothing because you will be lying on an adjustable table.

When Can a Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Result be seen?

Non-Surgical Decompression Treatment may be able to immediately show results. Healing the network takes time and depends on time. Most people begin to feel less pain after 2 to 8 therapy sessions. Maximum healing is achieved with 15 to 20 treatments and lasts up to 4 years.

Does Non-surgical Surgical Decompression therapy hurt?

No, this is not painful. Patients from this treatment can comfortably lie on their backs, special beds available to them, without feeling the slightest pain. Perhaps the only inconvenience is the pressure from the back of the draw.

What really happened with Non-Surgical Spine Decompression?

There are technicians who will be present to operate the equipment and monitor you during the therapy sessions. You will lie on a specially designed place before it is set as comfortable as possible with a curb belt that surrounds your pelvis.

What are the side effects or complications of this therapy?

Nothing, not many side effects or complications in this treatment. Only the most common individual complaints are muscle spasms which is a natural thing.

Does Non-Surgical Spine Decompression work on everyone?

It is difficult to predict who will or will not react to this treatment, we recommend that everyone take 6-9 sessions before concluding any results. Those who do not react well after the 9th session tend not to be very intimate