I have a herniated disc in any back.Has make spinal decompression?
What is the best treatment other than surgery?
I had IDD therapy (One of the decompression treatments are many out there), and was the greatest thing I've done! I had done everything else … epidural, physical therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, steroid injections … and was scheduled for surgery at the ripe old age of 29. Someone told me about IDD Therapy, and although it sounded too good to be true, I was desperate not to cut into. I tried … and it worked when nothing else did. I had the opportunity to collect my daughter for the first time since he was born first, do household chores, and get through my days without any pain. The best part is, reality therapy herniated disc set! I've seen my own "before and after" MRI films. I'm an X-ray technology profession, and I can tell if a film has become a play. These were not. This makes the disc good, bad and good albums even better! I can not really say enough good things about it. Not all treatments are covered by insurance, but worth it for me. I have paid a million dollars, to be perfectly honest. My advice is given a chance. Most people see dramatic results in just two visits. I felt the difference after my first session! Also, you can resume work or other activities once the treatment is done … and only takes about 30 minutes from start to finish … Unlike an epidural, where you can not drive and has to put the whole day. I hope it works as well as for you as it did for me!
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Current Evidence Based Protocols on the Use of Therapeutic Modalities: Ultrasound, Iontophoresis, Low Level Laser Therapy, Electrical Stimulation and Spinal Decompression $20.00 Ultrasound, Iontophoresis, Low Level Laser Therapy, Electrical Stimulation and Spinal DecompressionAuthored by Caroline Joy CoThis book summarizes the effectiveness of several therapeutic modalities in the treatment of neurologic and musculoskeletal disabilities and the challenges faced by the health practitioners in selecting the most appropriate treatment. Numerous guidelines recommend therapeut… |
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Current Evidence Based Protocols on the Use of Therapeutic Modalities: Ultrasound, Iontophoresis, Low Level Laser Therapy, Electrical Stimulation and Spinal Decompression $17.16 This book summarizes the effectiveness of several therapeutic modalities in the treatment of neurologic and musculoskeletal disabilities and the challenges faced by the health practitioners in selecting the most appropriate treatment. Numerous guidelines recommend therapeutic modalities for the management of musculoskeletal conditions. However, specific recommendations are lacking concerning which… |
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Spinal Decompression Stabilization Protocol: Progressive Lumber Rehabilitation for Patiens Undergoing Spinal Decompression Therapy $48.60 This book provides an eight-week exercise protocol for patients who are undergoing Spinal Decompression Therapy treatment for bulging, herniated, or protruded discs in the low back…. |
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Teeter Hang Ups P3 Back Stretcher $99.00 Realign your spine and reduce back pain without investing in an expensive inversion table with the Lynx portable back stretcher. A compact, portable solution for stretching, relaxing, and decompressing the body, the Lynx is a breeze to use: simply secure your ankles in the contoured foot supports, apply firm pressure to the leverage handles, and stretch. The self-administered traction–which commo… |
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Teeter Hang Ups Spinal Stretch Back Stretcher $99.00 Designed for those who need a portable decompression solution while at work or on the go, SpinalStretch is an effective way to decompress the lower spine and provide an easy and quick back pain solution anywhere. SpinalStretch also accommodates those who desire decompression but who are looking for an alternative to traditional inversion equipment. Teeter Back Stretchers are the solution for every… |
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Nubax Trio Back Pain Reliever $299.00 The NuBax Trio, a product created by an Australian company to help relieve back pain, is listed on the Therapeutic Goods Administration of Australia. It’s a portable traction device that can be used safely, easily, and effectively in the home, as well as by by healthcare providers to treat and manage a wide range of chronic back problems. Clinical trials conducted by the University of Western Aust… |
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Neckpro Cervical Traction Device – Adjustable Door Bracket Model – Cervical Traction $51.61 Neckpro Cervical Traction Device is a home cervical traction device. The Cervical Traction Device may be used for the relief of neck pain associated with cervical disc herniation, spondylosis, osteoarthritis, cervical radiculopathy, neck strain, pinched nerve in upper spine with associated pain radiating down upper extremities, tension and/or tightness (muscle spasm) in muscles of the upper back, … |
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Lumbar Extender Back Stretcher $60.00 Improve your posture, relieve back pain. Lumbar Extender stretches your back easily, safely, affordably. SAVE BIG! Rigid muscles, overstretching, poor spinal alignment… just a few of the culprits that can wreak havoc on your back. Fight back with the Lumbar Extender. Simply place this curved, multi-level back stretching device on the floor, recline onto its arched surface, and center your spine … |
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Deluxe Full Spine Posture Pump – Model 4100 – POS107 $268.27 Dramatically reinforces the cervical lordotic curveHelps relieve head, neck and back discomfort, stiffness, stress and fatigueReinforces the spineÕs natural shape and promotes joint inhibition, joint nutrition, flexibility and correct postureRocking mechanism allows patients to exercise their abdominal and pelvic muscles while lower spin is elliptically inflated… |