Disc Herniation & Chronic Low Back Pain Correction
At our clinic, we take a multi-step approach to correcting disc herniations and chronic low back pain. Instead of just masking symptoms, our process is designed to address the root cause, restore proper function, and promote long-term
healing.
1. Adjust Alignment
Chronic low back pain and disc problems almost always stem from improper alignment. When the spine is out of balance, it places unnecessary pressure on the joints and discs, leading to irritation and accelerated wear and tear.
Think of it like a car with a tire out of alignment—the tread wears down much faster on that tire compared to the others. Your spine works the same way. By restoring alignment, we reduce abnormal stress and create the foundation for true healing.
2. Decompression Therapy
Our state-of-the-art, computer-controlled spinal decompression table gently relieves pressure on the discs. This allows the joints and discs to regain their normal size, shape, and function.
Decompression encourages:
- Reabsorption of vital nutrients and blood flow
- Removal of scar tissue
Stimulation of growth factors that heal discs and joints naturally This non-surgical treatment restores health and mobility without invasive procedures.
3. Class IV Laser Therapy
In the early stages of care, we often use Class IV Laser Therapy to accelerate recovery. The laser’s specific wavelengths penetrate deep into tissues, stimulating regeneration, reducing scar tissue, and restoring spinal health.
Many patients notice reduced pain and inflammation within hours, but more importantly, laser therapy supports true tissue healing for long-term correction, not just temporary relief.
4. Focused Shockwave Therapy
Focused Shockwave Therapy is a groundbreaking treatment that delivers high-intensity sound waves directly into injured areas. This powerful stimulation disrupts damaged tissue, triggering the body’s natural healing response.
Research has shown it can even recruit stem cells to the area, enhancing regeneration and accelerating recovery. Patients often feel significant improvements as their body repairs itself from within.