Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Could Be The Answer For You In Ogden UT

If you are looking for a Non-Surgical way to relieve your symptoms of neck and back pain and improve your day-to-day life, Non-Surgical Decompression could be the answer for you.

When it comes to spinal issues; surgery, pain meds, and injections can often be recommended without exploring other options that may be less invasive and healthier overall for the patient. Our Ogden UT chiropractic clinic offers a state-of-the-art non-surgical procedure known as Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression.

Conditions Successfully Treated with Non-Surgical Decompression in Ogden UT

• Back and Neck Pain
• Headaches
• Pain that travels down your arms or legs
• Numbness, Tingling, or Weakness that extends down the arms or legs
• Burning, Achy, Stabbing, or Shooting pain that won't go away
• Sciatica, Bulging, Protruding or Herniated Discs, Degenerative
• Disc Disease or Spinal Stenosis
• Restricted and inflamed spinal joints (called Posterior Facet Syndrome)
• Post-operative complications
• Pinched nerves, injured or diseased spinal nerve roots
• Muscle spasms

Non-surgical decompression Therapy effectively improves the healing process and often renders quick and effective pain relief that enables most patients to return to a more active lifestyle. This treatment helps patients avoid the risk of anesthesia, surgical complications, opioid addiction, and the potential of failed back surgery.

How Does Spinal Decompression Work?

Non-surgical Spinal Decompression relieves pain, reduces inflammation of the spine, and restores spinal motion all while treating the underlying cause. This pain-free procedure is designed to relieve the pressure that builds up on the discs and nerves. As pressure builds inside the disc it causes bulging of the gelatinous material inside the disc. This jellylike tissue can be placed under so much pressure that it can cause the annulus, or outer band of the disc, to rupture. When the disc has ruptured or "herniated," it may create pressure against one or more of the spinal nerves which can cause pain in the back or neck that can travel into the legs and or arms causing weakness or numbness and several other symptoms.

Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression creates negative pressure within the disc, causing the herniation to be drawn slowly back into the disc space, (vacuum- effect) thus relieving the disc pressure on spinal nerves as it rehydrates the disc which usually relieves the pain. Reducing pressure in the disc also restores the natural transfer of surrounding blood flow/fluids, nutrients, and oxygen into the disc, stimulating the formation of collagen which helps the disc to heal