Spinal decompression has been a vital part of experts practice for some years now, and while it is an extraordinarily effective treatment for the huge majority of patients suffering from the signs of herniated or degenerated spinal discs, it is not a suitable treatment for every patient with back pain.

The economic investment involved in providing spinal decompression services seems to sometimes influence clinicians to recommend it in cases where it may not be essential or indicated. No cure is 100% operative, but when specialists are not as discriminating as they should be in what patients they accept, the results can be far from perfect.

Even more concerning is the chance that some patients may even get worse with this form of treatment when specialists prescribe it incorrectly for financial reasons.

Spinal decompression in Bowmanville is an advanced form of spinal traction used in the treatment of disc-related back pain and connected conditions such as sciatica. The major difference between true spinal decompression and grip (and inversion) machines is that spinal decompression machines are set up to “trick” the spinal muscles into residing relaxed during treatment, allowing for better changes in disc pressure than with regular adhesive friction, which has to fight the resistance of the muscles.