Spinal decompression is a non-surgical, non-invasive therapy treatment that treats chronic pain and acute pain resulting from a series of ailments such as back pain that’s caused by a pressure exerted by the expansion of spinal discs to the spinal nerves as well as a result of arthritic issues. There are various conditions that require this treatment. At Northgate Physiotherapy, Chiropractic & Massage Therapy Centre, we have some of the most qualified experts who can provide you with that much needed spinal decompression in NE Calgary so that you can go back to living your life to the fullest.
The following medical conditions can benefit from successful decompression therapy:
Herniated Disc
Herniated disc is a type of condition that benefits from decompression therapy. This condition happens when the spinal disc is compressed thereby putting pressure on the spinal nerves causing pain and numbness/tingling. A decompression treatment relieves pressure from the damaged disc which alleviates irritation to the involved nerves.
Degenerative Disc
A degenerative disc is another condition that benefits from treatment of spinal decompression. Decompression therapy can aid in the reduction of pressure on the degenerated disc which alleviates painful symptoms.
Facet Syndrome
Spinal decompression therapy also aids in the facet joint syndrome. Facet syndrome may be a result of postural issues, activities that overload the joints or from degenerative/arthritic changes. Relieving pressure on the involved joints allows for decreased pain and improved mobility.
There are so many treatments available for aches and pains - including over-the-counter drugs. Then what makes this form of alternative therapy so different? If you are here because you’ve heard about spinal decompression in NE Calgary but are not sure why this treatment should even be considered by you, here are some reasons:
Why not get in touch with us to learn more? If you’re wondering what a spinal decompression therapy in NE Calgary can cost you, take a look at our fee structure.