Spinal decompression is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment designed to relieve back and neck pain at its source. At Halsey Chiropractic, Dr. Kyle Harders uses computerized decompression therapy to gently reduce pressure on the nerves and joints of the spine.
This therapy is particularly effective for patients suffering from disc-related conditions, degenerative arthritis, and chronic spinal pain that hasn’t responded well to other treatments. It offers a gentle, drug-free alternative for patients who want real relief without the risks associated with surgery or long-term medication use.
How Spinal Decompression Works
The decompression process works by applying intermittent traction to the spine at carefully calculated angles and pressures. This creates a gentle negative pressure within the affected discs, which helps draw them back into proper position and encourages the flow of blood, oxygen, and nutrients to the injured area.
Over a series of treatments, this process helps alleviate pressure on irritated nerves, reduce inflammation, and restore more normal motion and function to the spine. Most patients find the treatment comfortable and even relaxing, and many begin to notice improvement within just a few sessions.
Important Things to Know about Spinal Decompression
Although Spinal decompression helps many patients it is not recommended if you meet any of the following conditions.
Pregnant
Fracture
Tumor
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
Advanced Osteoporosis
Metal Implants in the Spine
Conditions That Respond Well to Spinal Decompression
Spinal decompression therapy has helped many patients find relief from conditions that can be difficult to treat through conventional methods alone. Patients dealing with herniated or bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and chronic arm or leg numbness are often excellent candidates for this therapy.
Recurring headaches and muscle spasms that stem from spinal compression can also respond very well to decompression treatment. Dr. Harders will conduct a thorough evaluation before recommending spinal decompression to ensure it is the right fit for your specific condition and medical history.
Is Spinal Decompression Right for You
While spinal decompression is a safe and effective option for many patients, it is not recommended for everyone. Patients who are pregnant, have a fracture, tumor, abdominal aortic aneurysm, advanced osteoporosis, or metal implants in the spine should not undergo this treatment. That’s why a detailed consultation with Dr. Harders is always the first step.
He will review your health history, discuss your symptoms, and help you understand all of your options so you can make the most informed decision about your care. Contact Halsey Chiropractic today to find out if spinal decompression could be the solution you’ve been looking for.
Our Mission
At Halsey Chiropractic Center, our mission is to be a trusted, efficient, and innovative partner to all individuals seeking to reach optimal health.
So whether you’re looking for treatment for back pain or are in need of lifestyle advice, we’re here to help. We cater to every generation in your family, from infants to senior patients. Halsey Chiropractic Center is dedicated to being your trusted community resource for all things related to health and wellness.