Spinal Decompression

Spinal Decompression Therapy in Plymouth, MN

Spinal decompression therapy relieves chronic back, neck, and leg pain without surgery. It gently stretches your spine, reducing pressure on discs and nerves. At Bomberg Chiropractic, Dr. Bomberg customizes this treatment for fast, lasting relief.

Compressed spinal discs can cause severe pain, tingling, or numbness that disrupts daily life. This non-surgical therapy uses a motorized table to create space between vertebrae. It helps reposition bulging discs, improve nutrient flow, and promote natural healing.

If stretching, ice, meds, or rest haven't worked, spinal decompression may be your next step. Dr. Bomberg combines it with therapies like ultrasound and muscle stimulation for better results.

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How Spinal Decompression Works

You lie face down on a specialized table with a harness around your pelvis and trunk. Dr. Bomberg programs the motorized system to deliver gentle, precise traction tailored to your needs. Sessions last about 20 minutes, typically three times a week for 4-8 weeks.

Force and angles adjust as you progress. Additional therapies (ultrasound, electrical stimulation, heat/ice) strengthen supporting muscles and enhance results.

Patients often see improvement after trying other remedies without success. It's a proven, holistic option used by chiropractors nationwide for over a decade.

The Difference: Spinal Decompression& Intersegmental Traction

  • Spinal decompression uses computerized, targeted traction to create negative pressure that pulls bulging discs back into place and promotes healing.
  • Intersegmental traction tables, which Dr. Bomberg frequently uses in his chiropractic care, provide a gentle, rolling massage for general relaxation rather than for specific disc issues.

Is Spinal Decompression Therapy Painful?

No, most patients feel gentle stretching or pulling. Mild soreness is possible initially but fades quickly as pressure releases.

Common Conditions
  • Sciatica
  • Worn spinal joints
  • Injured spinal nerve roots
  • Herniated or bulging discs
  • Degenerative disc disease
  • Chronic neck and back pain
Key Benefits
  • Faster healing time
  • Improved mobility and function
  • Symptom and chronic pain relief
  • Disc repositioning for better alignment
  • Increased oxygen and nutrient flow to spinal discs

How Many Spinal Therapy Sessions Will I Need?

Typically, three sessions weekly for 4-8 weeks. Dr. Bomberg monitors your progress and adjusts your plan to achieve optimal results.

Does Insurance Cover Spinal Decompression?

Many health insurance plans cover it as part of chiropractic care. Plus, Minnesota car accident injuries can be covered by auto accident insurance.

That being said, cheaper cash options are available and often more straightforward, so Dr. Bomberg always helps you choose the best path. Contact Dr. B today to see if spinal decompression is right for you!

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