Decompression Therapy With The DOC Table

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Decompression Therapy With The DOC Table

Holistic Solutions To Heal Back Pain Without Drugs and Surgery

How Is Spinal Decompression Different From Traction?

The DOC decompression table is specially designed to provide targeted relief by alternating between gentle stretching and relaxation.

Unlike regular traction, which stretches both your spine and muscles at once, this table focuses on your spine in a way that helps prevent your body from tensing up during treatment.

By alternating between stretching and relaxation, the DOC table allows your body to stay calm, avoiding muscle spasms and maximizing the effectiveness of the therapy. This approach provides a more comfortable and effective way to relieve spinal pressure and pain.

The DOC decompression table enables us to focus treatment on specific problem areas by targeting the spine in three dimensions.

This precision makes it possible to isolate and treat specific spinal discs, unlike traditional traction, which often only stretches the entire spine.

The DOC table also allow us to customize your treatment by adjusting the load, the number of stretching/relaxation stages, and the time it takes to reach each peak stage. These personalized settings ensure that the session is tailored to your age, weight, and condition.

As we monitor your progress, we can adjust these settings to optimize your recovery journey and maximize the benefits of decompression therapy!

If you or someone you know is dealing with back or neck pain, sciatica from a bulging or herniated disc, degenerative disc disease, or facet joint syndrome, you may have heard of "non-surgical spinal decompression."

This technique encourages the body’s natural healing by providing the building blocks necessary to mend damaged or deteriorating discs. People often opt for spinal decompression therapy because it provides relief without relying on medication, injections, or surgery.

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How Does The DOC Table Work?

In our Fort Mill, SC clinic, we use the advanced DOC Decompression system for spinal decompression therapy. This cutting-edge technology is currently the most sophisticated three-dimensional decompression system available for chronic neck and back pain.

The DOC Decompression system, and similar systems, gradually lengthens and decompresses the spine, creating negative pressure within the disc. This pressure leads to an intradiscal vacuum, which helps reposition bulging discs and protruding material to their proper place.

The ultimate aim is to realign spinal discs, restore oxygen and nutrient flow to damaged discs, relieve pressure on pinched nerves, and alleviate pain.

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What to Expect from a Spinal Decompression Session

During your initial visit, our team will conduct a physical examination, and we might suggest an X-ray to assess your condition and identify specific areas of concern. Based on our evaluation, we’ll determine if the DOC Decompression system is suitable for you or if another therapy would be more effective.

In a typical session, you'll be fitted comfortably in a pelvic harness as the system begins to gently stretch and decompress your spine. This gradual, controlled decompression is designed to be a soothing experience, with mild discomfort possibly occurring in the initial sessions if your discs are severely damaged.

Most patients find the process pain-free and relaxing.

The DOC Decompression system features an integrated computer that detects the patient's guarding reflex. This ensures the system gently adjusts according to your limitations, only applying the necessary tension to the spine. The table is adjustable, allowing us to target different segments of the spine for personalized care.