When you have back pain that won’t go away, you may find relief with spinal decompression. At Burlington Spinal Decompression, you will receive recommendations from our expertly trained specialists who will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan.
Spinal decompression is a non-surgical procedure intended to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or on one or more compressed nerve roots passing through or exiting the spinal column. At Burlington Spinal Decompression, Dr. Brad Deakin offers spinal decompression to help many men and women overcome chronic disc-related pressure and pain, even when traditional chiropractic adjustments, massage, physical therapy, and other common treatment options have failed to provide full relief.
At our facility, we have developed treatment methods over nearly 20 years of clinical experience. Not only do we have the most advanced spinal decompression equipment available but we also have customized and unique spinal decompression protocol. Our technology is incredibly effective as it does much more than any other equipment that we know of.
Spinal decompression is performed on a specialized traction table using advanced computer technology. It works to stretch the spine and provide effective pain relief. It does so by slowly and gently stretching your spine to alleviate additional pressure on the discs that sit between your vertebrae.
The main goal of spinal decompression therapy is to provide immediate pain relief and promote an optimal healing environment. Some common reasons you might seek spinal decompression treatment include:
Relieve your pain by increasing the blood circulation to the spine with gentle decompressions.
When a cushion between vertebrae bulges out, spinal decompression helps to gently stretch the spine and release pressure
Correct a herniated disc or one that has protruded beyond its normal space or slipped out of place completely with spinal decompressions.
Spinal decompressions increase the healing rate by improving blood flow within your body and rehydrating spinal discs to relieve pinched sciatica nerves.
Using gentle pressure, this treatment will stretch the vertebrae ever so slightly to relieve patients suffering from advanced scoliosis.
Surgery of any type has the potential for complications, and spine surgery is no different. Surgical spinal decompression is another option for treating certain types of back pain but it is usually used as a last resort if other measures don’t work. It may result in issues from anesthesia, bleeding, blood clots, tears, infections, lung problems, and more.
This is why nonsurgical spinal decompressions are always a better option. Nonsurgical spinal decompressions gently stretch the spine, changing its force and position. This change takes the pressure off the spinal disks by creating negative pressure in the disc. As a result, bulging or herniated disks may retract, taking pressure off nerves and other structures in your spine. This, in turn, helps promote the movement of water, oxygen, and nutrient-rich fluids into the disks so they can heal.
Schedule an evaluation so your doctor can create a personal treatment protocol based on a variety of factors, ranging from your body weight and spinal condition to the duration of your symptoms and your level of sensitivity.
While fully clothed, the doctor will have you lie down on a motorized table. The upper half of the table remains fixed while the lower half moves when it’s activated by a specialized computer. The doctor will then fit a harness comfortably around your hips and attach the other end to the table, near your feet.
At this point, the table will be activated and the lower half of your body will gently slide back and forth in the harness, slowly lengthening the spine to alleviate pressure. As this is happening, the computer is monitoring your spinal resistance and adjusts the force as needed to keep you relaxed and prevent muscle spas
A single spinal decompression session lasts for about 30 minutes, and the average treatment protocol consists of 12-20 sessions spaced over the course of 4-6 weeks. Although patients with severe back pain may experience mild discomfort during their first few sessions, it does get better. Most people can expect to obtain long-lasting pain relief once they complete their prescribed treatment cycle.
Each individual is different therefore their needs and treatment plans also vary greatly. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Deakin so he can better assess your personal situation and prescribe an effective treatment plan accordingly. After a free initial consultation, our clinic will share with you your custom treatment plan and its pricing.
With over 20 years of experience and top-of-the-line equipment, Dr. Deakin is your best bet!
The clinical experience and training our doctor has are unmatched. Our team is extremely well trained with constant continuing education in getting long-lasting results.
Our treatment includes a personally developed nutritional protocol, individualized exercise program, and a spinal decompression protocol based on a person’s spinal images, nerve scans, and health history.
We make sure our clients are comfortable and know what's happening to them. We explain the entire process and what to expect before we proceed.
If you're not sure this is the right step for you, simply make an appointment without any obligation to see whether this treatment plan makes sense for your condition.
After helping a close friend through the aftermath of a bad car accident, Dr. Brad Deakin learned at an early age the effects of good chiropractic care. Over the last 20 years, he has worked as a chiropractor, transforming people’s lives for the better.
Not only does he have experience specifically with custom spinal decompressions but he is also using equipment that other chiropractors don’t have access to. Along with the heartfelt desire to help people be the best version of themselves, Dr. Deakin is a great partner to have to help nurse you back to health with strength.
No need to suffer from back pain any longer! Come visit Burlington Spinal Decompression for your complimentary spinal evaluation. Make an appointment today.
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