IDD Therapy® is an innovative, non-surgical approach for relief of lower back and neck syndromes. If you recognize your condition below, a consultation can confirm whether decompression is right for you.
When the soft inner material of a disc pushes through or bulges past its outer layer, it can press on nearby nerves. Decompression gently creates negative pressure inside the disc, which may help retract the bulge and take pressure off the nerve.
As discs lose hydration and height over time, they cushion the spine less effectively. Decompression helps draw water, oxygen, and nutrients back into the disc to support a healthier spinal environment.
Pain, numbness, or tingling radiating down the leg often comes from a compressed sciatic nerve root. By relieving pressure at the source in the lower spine, decompression can calm sciatic pain without medication.
The small facet joints at the back of the spine can become irritated and painful. Gentle decompression reduces the load on these joints and improves spinal mobility.
Long-standing back or neck pain that hasn't responded to rest, medication, or other care is often disc-related. Decompression targets the disc itself rather than masking symptoms.
Disc problems and narrowing of the spinal canal can pinch nerves, causing pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness. Decompression may be considered for appropriately selected stenosis patients, depending on the location and cause of symptoms.
Call Total Health Chiropractic today or request a consultation online. We'll evaluate your condition and build a personalized plan.