TEXSTAR SOLUTIONS
Spinal Decompression Therapy
Spinal Disc Damage
If you have damaged spinal discs, you may experience symptoms like lower back pain, leg pain, leg numbness or weakness, neck pain, arm pain, or arm numbness or weakness. These gell-filled spinal discs are nestled between each bone in your vertebrae. They act as shock absorbers and “windows” for your spinal nerves to provide nerve energy to your body. The discs can become damaged, causing bulging discs, herniated discs, pinched nerves, or sciatica.
The TexStar Solution
At TexStar Chiropractic, we deliver non-surgical solutions that target the root of your pain and improve your overall quality of life. Non-surgical Spinal Decompression Therapy is proven to help patients avoid future back surgery, with 86% of our patients reporting relief of their symptoms. This exciting new therapy relieves pressure on vital structures of the spine by reducing pressure inside the discs, which are 90% fluid. After multiple cycles of therapy, the body is able to repair damage inside the discs and other joints of the spine.
A look Into Our Process
For this type of therapy, we use the latest technology to apply traction force to the spine and reduce pressure within the spinal discs. The patient will be strapped to a computerized machine while laying flat on a table. The patient will feel the machine go through intervals of pulling and relaxation. During the pulling phase, pressure is reduced on the spine, and a vacuum effect is produced—pulling any bulging material back into the disc. At the same time, fluid and nutrients are sucked back into the disc to help it heal and restore any disc height loss due to damage. The process is gentle, and lasts about 15 minutes.
At TexStar, we’ll relieve your pain while treating the underlying issue. Due to our approach, many of our patients have returned to a more active, pain-free lifestyle. Schedule a consultation to learn if Spinal Decompression Therapy is right for you.
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