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How Spinal Decompression Therapy Can Relieve Your Back Pain
Spinal Decompression Therapy is a non-surgical solution designed to relieve pressure on the spine and promote natural healing:
Comfortable, Gentle Treatment
Promotes Natural Healing
Reduces Nerve Compression
Suitable for Chronic Conditions
Avoids Back Surgery
Supports Long-Term Results
Back Pain Symptoms We Successfully Treat
Do you need back pain relief? From minor aches to major mobility issues, there are many signs that something is wrong. Here are some of the most common back pain symptoms:
Dull, aching pain
Deep discomfort in the upper or lower back that worsens with prolonged sitting or standing
Muscle spasms
Sudden, involuntary tightening of the back muscles
Localized tenderness
Sensitivity to touch in a small area of the back
Sharp, stabbing pain
Sudden, intense pain that generally occurs during movement or physical activity
Numbness or tingling
“Pins and needles” sensation in the back or extremities
Stiffness and mobility problems
Difficulty moving the back, maintaining proper posture or walking
Radiating pain
Pain that travels down the legs or arms (often a sign of nerve compression or sciatica)
Limb weakness
Difficulty lifting or controlling the legs or arms
Chronic discomfort
Persistent pain lasting longer than a few weeks
Innovative. Non-Surgical. Effective Back Pain Treatment
Back Pain Conditions and Causes
Are you one of the 65 million Americans suffering from back pain? This type of pain is linked to several conditions, including the following:
Lower back pain
Lower (or lumbar) back pain is the most common type of back pain. It’s generally connected to muscle strain, poor posture or conditions such as herniated discs and arthritis.
Neck pain
Certain conditions, such as poor posture, whiplash or degenerative diseases, can cause both back and neck pain. Not only does neck pain limit mobility, but it also causes headaches.
Herniated discs
Herniated discs occur when the soft, inner portion of a spinal disc pushes through its outer layer and presses on nearby nerves, causing pain, weakness and numbness.
Upper back pain
Pain in the upper back region may be caused by muscle irritation, poor posture and joint dysfunction. It’s often associated with desk jobs and sedentary lifestyles.
Sciatica
This condition is characterized by radiating pain along the sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back to the neck. It’s typically caused by nerve compression or herniated discs.
Sports injuries
Overuse, improper technique and physical trauma during sports can cause back and spinal injuries.
Middle back pain
Middle back pain, or pain in the thoracic spine, is related to poor posture, muscular strain and scoliosis. It’s frequently caused by injuries.
Degenerating discs
Over time, spinal discs can lose elasticity and begin degenerating. This results in pain, as well as stiffness and reduced shock absorption.
Work Injuries
Both manual labor and desk jobs can cause back pain. Things like heavy lifting or accidents may result in strains or injuries, while poor ergonomics can cause bad posture and strains.
Back Pain Treatments
Whether your back pain is caused by sciatica, a sports injury or some unknown condition, our team at ViscoGen® can help. We offer minimally invasive, non-surgical back pain treatments designed to deliver long-term relief. Our innovative solutions include the following:
Spinal Decompression Therapy:
This treatment involves gently stretching the spine to relieve pressure on the spinal discs and nerves. In addition to reducing pain, it encourages oxygen flow and rehydrates the disc, which promotes further healing. It’s often used to treat conditions such as sciatica, herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, lower back pain and failed back surgery.
Laser Therapy:
This non-invasive treatment uses near-infrared lasers to reduce inflammation, promote tissue repair and alleviate pain. It also draws oxygen and nutrients to the impacted area, which improves circulation and promotes healing. Studies show that laser therapy can assist with a wide range of conditions, including sports injuries, ligament strains and soft tissue injuries.
Our team at ViscoGen® will start by carefully considering your unique condition, including your symptoms, the location of the pain and its underlying cause. Then, we’ll use this information to devise a custom treatment program that’s tailored to your needs.
Where is Back Pain Located?
When developing back pain treatments, it’s important to consider the exact location of pain. There are four main areas where you may experience pain:
- Lower back (lumbar)
- Upper back (thoracic)
- Middle back
- Pain that radiates from the back to the limbs
Different regions of the back are associated with different conditions. For example, lower back pain is often linked to herniated discs, while middle and upper back pain is commonly connected to poor posture. By carefully considering the location, we can diagnose the cause and determine the best possible treatment plan.
What ViscoGen® Back Pain Patients Have To Say
Looking to relieve back pain without going through an invasive procedure? Our non-surgical back and neck pain treatments have helped thousands avoid back surgery. This unique approach to spinal decompression is endorsed by professional athletes, doctors and patients like you.
Jimmy Arias
Professional Tennis Player
Robert Gamez
Professional Golfer
Dr. Timothy Kremcheck
Orthopedic Surgeon
Paula Triani
Decompression Patient
FAQ Section
How can I achieve back pain relief at home?
You can achieve back pain relief at home by exercising regularly, eating a balanced diet, applying hot or cold compresses, maintaining good posture and sleeping in positions that promote spinal alignment.
How does spinal decompression work?
During a spinal decompression session, the patient will lie down on a specialized, motorized table. They’ll also apply a harness around the pelvis and upper body. Then, the table will gently stretch the spine to reduce pressure on the spinal disc and nerves. These sessions usually last around 20 to 45 minutes and tend to be comfortable and relaxing.
Are back pain treatments safe?
Not only are our minimally invasive back pain treatments safe, but they also help patients avoid the negative side effects of complex surgeries. At ViscoGen®, we specialize in custom treatments that are suited to your unique needs.
How long do back pain treatments take to work?
The recovery time for back pain varies depending on the underlying cause, the extent of symptoms and the type of treatment. With our minimally invasive treatments, many patients experience quick pain relief that increases over time.
What are the benefits of back pain treatments?
Back pain treatments offer many benefits, including pain relief, reduced inflammation, improved mobility and enhanced posture. When combined, these benefits promote well-being and boost overall quality of life.
Are back pain treatments covered by insurance?
Certain back pain treatments may be covered by your insurance plan or Medicare plans. We can give you more information about coverage after your free consultation.
What should I expect during my back pain consultation?
During your first consultation for back pain, you should expect to have a conversation about your health. You may be asked about your symptoms, your medical history and your pain levels. In addition, you might undergo a light physical examination.
Where can I find back pain treatments?
Discover high-quality, minimally invasive back pain treatments at ViscoGen. Through our highly personalized programs, you’ll achieve back pain relief and improve mobility. You can even try your first spinal decompression session for free!
*While we are in network for most major insurance carriers we have some treatment programs that are not recognized or covered by many insurance carriers.