Spinal Disc Decompression / Disc Ease Therapy

Introduction

Traditionally, surgery, pain medication and physical therapy have been the primary treatments used to address most problems related to spine. However, back surgery can cause complications which can be severe and result in permanent debilitating conditions. In addition, it can be risky and highly expensive. Pain medications cannot help with the underlying cause of the problem and may cause a person to have difficulties with normal everyday activities. Physical therapy sometimes offer only short term relief and was observed to have only marginal benefits and in most cases, even worsens their condition.

Surgery, drugs, and physical therapy may not always be the solution as there is a non-surgical option that has been proven to be a successful treatment for spinal problems. A person suffering from back pain caused by damaged disc, in whole or in part, may be helped by spinal decompression or Disc Ease Therapy.

Spinal Decompression/Disc Ease Therapy

Spinal decompression therapy or Disc Ease Therapy is the most advanced non-surgical treatment that corrects various spinal conditions by creating negative pressure or a vacuum effect inside of the disc which allows the center or nucleus of the disc to be reabsorbed into its proper position. Combined static, intermittent, and cycling decompressive forces relieve pressure on the structures that may be causing the pain.

Disc Ease therapy rehydrates a degenerative disc. Like a dry sponge, a degenerative disc needs to be rehydrated. Disc Ease Therapy can rehydrate the disc with nutrients and restore its normal function.

Disc Ease therapy can correct cervical and lumbar conditions including:

It has been used as a successful treatment for low back or neck pain due to damaged discs. Patients suffering from acute and chronic low back pain or neck pain can benefit from decompression therapy.

How Disc Decompression Can Relieve Pain

Pain, muscle spasm and inflammation are caused by pressures from changes in the intervertebral disc and facet joints of the cervical or lumbar spine. Decompression reduces the pressure and pain-causing factors.

Effectiveness of Disc-Ease Therapy

Disc Ease Therapy has treated thousands of patients and has produced an incredible success rate. Majority of those patients who successfully completed the treatment routine have remained pain free.

Patients usually experience relief within the first few treatments. Usually, by 12th to 15th session, all patients have reported some reduction of symptoms.