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Decompression Therapy System
Decompression Therapy is a
non-surgical procedure that effectively treats disabling
low back, neck, radiating leg & arm pain, and headaches.
Decompression Therapy effectively relieves pain
associated with disc herniation, degenerative disc
herniation, degenerative discs, posterior facet
syndromes, by reducing the pressure on spinal discs and
facet joints through unloading created by distraction
and positioning.
Decompression Therapy effectively
enhances the healing process and renders quick,
effective and amazing pain relief that enables most
patients to return to a more active lifestyle.
Research to develop this procedure
was conducted by prominent physicians, engineers and
technicians at major teaching hospitals.
Is It Right For You
Decompression Therapy is a highly
successful treatment for patients suffering from
bulging, herniated, degenerative, or ruptured discs as
well sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, and many failed
back surgery cases.
This treatment helps patients avoid
the risk of anesthesia, surgical complications, and the
potential of failed back surgery.
Decompression Therapy begins with a
series of sessions typically 3-4 times per week. Each
session is approximately 8 - 12 minutes. Following each
session, electrical muscle stimulation and ultrasound is
applied to help relax your muscles and ligaments.
After treatment your doctor may
prescribe specific exercises designed to help you regain
control and strengthen the co-contractor muscles which
are responsible for stabilization.
About Decompression
Therapy
Clinical studies suggest
Decompression Therapy provides a majority of qualified
candidates with initial relief within a few sessions.
Decompression Therapy is an
approved procedure that is covered by most insurance
companies, and is compensated under Act 57 (PA Workers
Compensation) and Act 6 (PA Personal Injury).
For more information on how you can
benefit from decompression Therapy call Chirohab, P.C.
at (507) 558-116.
Dr Canal
will carefully examine you to determine whether you are
a candidate for Decompression Therapy
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