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Non-surgical spinal decompression can be very beneficial is some cases. This involves focused segmental traction of different levels of the spine. The traction alternates its tension in an attempt to create negative pressure within the disc and rehydrate the inner material of the disc. This can work well with herniated discs but is not a good idea with some spinal disorders (like spondylolysis or severe degeneration). If you are considering this therapy you really should speak with a healthcare provider who offers this service to see if you are a good candidate.
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What are the benefits of spinal decompression in Bakersfield, CA for the spine?
Chronic back pain affects millions of Americans each year, causing discomfort and an inability to enjoy daily life to the fullest. In addition to physical pain, many people who experience back pain also notice various emotional side effects, such as anxiety, depression or general low mood. Fortunately, as technology advances, there are many innovative spinal treatments available designed to improve pain and discomfort such as Spinal Decompression Bakersfield CA. Spinal decompression is a noninvasive, nonsurgical procedure that relieves back and neck pain. Intervertebral discs often don’t heal on their own because they’re under constant pressure. This treatment uses motorized traction therapy to safely and effectively elongate and stretch the spine, this can alleviate tension and pressure from the sensitive spinal discs and nerves, helping to relieve pain and discomfort. Are you a good candidate for spinal decompression therapy? Spinal Decompression Bakersfield CA at Paragon Health Group is a safe, noninvasive procedure that doesn’t produce side effects or complications and is appropriate for anyone age 16 and older. However, patients with conditions that compromise the spinal column’s structure, including osteoporosis, spondylolisthesis grade 2 and above, fractures, or tumors, aren’t good candidates for the treatment. What Conditions Does Spinal Decompression Treat? ● A bulging disc ● A herniated disc ● Sciatica ● Degenerative disc disease ● A pinched spinal nerve ● Spinal stenosis ● Spondylolisthesis 3 Ways Spinal Decompression Benefits the Spine: Pain Reduction: The traction technique stretches the spine, allowing for bulging or herniated discs to retract, which can significantly alleviate back pain. The movement of water, oxygen, and nutrient-rich fluids into the discs during spinal decompression therapy promotes healing of discs and helps prevent future injuries, offering long-term relief. Correcting herniation: Disc issues are hard to treat due to their tendency to move toward the position of least resistance and least pain, which is usually the position of the herniation. With negative pressure through spinal decompression, the discs are given the space for realignment as well as for reduction in inflammation. Improve circulation: Spinal decompression enhances the body's ability to heal itself by improving blood flow and nutrient delivery to damaged tissues. Improved circulation supports the repair of bulging or herniated discs and reduces inflammation, enabling the spine to function more effectively. Visit our offices to discover how we can help you. Visit For More Information-paragonhealthgroup
Posterior bulging disc?
This situation usually produces back pain. If the disc herniation and bulging is mild, back exercises (stretching and stregthening) are often the safest and best form of treatment. If pain is intractable, then surgery may be needed. (Back surgery has a spotty track record, due to the need to cut through back muscles, which then weaken the back and make for problematic recovery at times). As always, consult your physician (and, possibly, a good neurosurgeon) for your particular situation.
Why choose Dilanchian Chiropractic in Glendale for spinal decompression?
You don't have to live in debilitating pain. Whether you have lower back pain, a pinched nerve, sciatica, radiating pain into the arms or legs, neck pain, or a variety of symptoms related to damaged or degenerative discs, spinal stenosis and post-operative complications, as well as syndromes of the lumbar and cervical spine. Spinal Decompression may be for you. When we recommend spinal decompression therapy at Dilanchian Chiropractic Glendale center, one of the most common questions our clients ask is ‘is spinal decompression painful?’ Spinal decompression uses nonsurgical motorized traction to gently stretch the spine and create negative pressure. This relieves pain and discomfort from pinched nerves and herniated discs and accelerates the healing of soft tissues. The biggest benefits of spinal decompression are: ● Improved circulation ● Increased flow of nutrients and oxygen throughout the spine ● Reduced inflammation ● Improved range of motion and flexibility ● Restored mobility ● Reduced pressure on nerves, joints, and vertebrae ● Reduced pain ● Alternative to surgery or medication ● Can be combined with other chiropractic therapies What can you expect from spinal decompression therapy at Dilanchian Chiropractic Glendale center? During spinal decompression therapy, you will lie on a motorized traction table. You can remain clothed. We will fit a special harness around you to stabilize your pelvis and secure you while the table moves. Dr Dilanchian will control the movement of the table using a computer program. As the table moves, it will slowly and gently manipulate or stretch your spine, joints, muscles. Most people find the treatment very relaxing. You may feel slight soreness or tenderness after initial treatment, but it does not require a lengthy downtime or recovery period. Spinal decompression is much safer than other more invasive treatment options. To find out if you are a good candidate for this type of adjustment contact Dilanchian Chiropractic Clinic to schedule a consultation today! Reach out to us at (818) 247-1331 or let’s chat at (818) 369-9219, or you could even email us info@drdilanchian Spinal decompression is a comfortable, pain-free treatment option for chronic back pain, sciatica, arthritis of the spine, and other spinal conditions. Trust us and let’s connect. For Information Visit Our Website :-drdilanchian
Is there anything a doctor could do to help me alleviate the pain of a bulging disc in my lower back?
Doctors are trained to understand the human body and are knowledgeable about how to treat issues that arise. If you have been experiencing pain for quite awhile it is a good idea to go see a doctor. If it is in fact a bulging disc they can prescribe medication or treatments (such as therapy or cortisone shots) to try and fix the problem. If you do not get it checked out it may become a more serious problem.
What is a common treatment for a bulging disc?
I hope you mean naturally, you're not looking for a list of pain killers I presume? Anyway, one excellent way is an inversion table, which brings instant pain relief and allows the body to heal it self, and the second is muscle balance therapy. There's more about these treatments in the link, under Sources and Related Links.
Can you get a bulging disc from lifting something to heavy?
Yes, lifting something too heavy can lead to a bulging disc, especially if proper lifting techniques are not used. When excessive force is applied to the spine, it can cause the intervertebral discs to protrude or bulge, potentially compressing nearby nerves. This is more likely to occur if the lift involves twisting or bending at the waist rather than using the legs. It's important to lift with care and maintain good posture to reduce the risk of injury.
Which are some good home remedies when doing spinal decompression therapy?
Doing pull ups can help alleviate the pressure in the spine, as well as the partial sit-up, with help of a pillow to support the neck. Other options include specifically designed training equipment, and even the help of doctors or professionals.
How is a bulging disc in the neck treated having pain from head to toe will surgery be required?
Alternate heat and ice treatments. A heating pad will help. You might need a new pillow. They say my pillow is good but i dont have one. Try sleeping on your side then switch to the other side.
What does widely patent spinal canal mean?
It's good news -- no spinal stenosis.
What is good for your spinal cord?
The spinal cord needs omega 3 fatty acids for its myelin sheath; fish is a good source.
What is the best way to tell whether food from a bulging can is safe to eat?
Safe answer is NO! if the can is bulging there is a good chance the contents have gone off and there is bacterial action inside producing gases. Chuck it in the bin.
Who would win cinder or spinal killer instinct?
Spinal....I played it with both characteres and I'm good at it and spinal is by far the best character in the game
