The Treatment
All
treatments are administered with the
patient fully clothed. For lumbar
treatment, the
patient is comfortably positioned on the
table, and the Pelvic
Restraints are adjusted to comfortably
secure the patient’s pelvis. The upper
torso is
captured
by a comfortable securing system
incorporated into the fixed section of
the
table. The Pelvic Tilt section will be
tilted, so that specific
spinal segments can be targeted. With
precise and painless computer controlled
tension, the specific disc segment is
gently distracted to reduce the pressure
inside the disc.
For cervical treatments, the cervical
unit is first tilted to
the angle required to target specific
segments of the cervical spine. The
patient is then positioned on the table
with their head positioned in the
cervical cradle unit. The Cervical
Restraints are
positioned to comfortably capture the
base of the patient’s skull for
controlled distraction.
A typical daily treatment session
consists of 15 minutes of decompression
on the Spinal Decompression Table followed by
a gentle chiropractic adjustment and
therapeutic modalities. It is not
uncommon for patients to fall asleep
during treatment. Most patients
will find relief of their symptoms
after the first visit while others may take longer depending on the severity of their condition.
At the conclusion of the treatment
series, when the disc injury has been
corrected, patients are given
mobilization and strengthening exercises
to avoid repeat injury.
After only a few weeks of treatment,
research has shown outstanding results
in relieving the debilitating pain
caused by degenerative, bulging,
herniated or ruptured discs, as well as
sciatica, posterior facet syndrome,
spinal stenosis, and many failed back
surgery cases. Most patients are able to
return to normal levels of activity at
work or recreation in just a few weeks
time.
This process is not a panacea. It is
gradual and requires active
participation by the patient following
the protocol.
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