Back pain affects millions of people—and for many, it stems from problems deep within the spine. At ProBack, we leverage advanced spinal decompression therapy to address issues at their root. This non-surgical, drug-free approach is designed not just to mask symptoms, but to promote real healing.
What Is Spinal Decompression Therapy?
Spinal decompression therapy is a specialized treatment that gently stretches the spine in a controlled, precise way. During a session, you lie comfortably on a motorized table while a computer system applies traction via harnesses around your pelvis and torso. The goal is to create negative pressure inside the spinal discs, which helps relieve pressure on nerves, rehydrate the disc, and encourage healing.
This negative-pressure “vacuum effect” can help retract bulging or herniated disc material, reduce disc height compression, and restore healthier disc function.
Who Can Benefit from This Therapy?
Spinal decompression therapy is especially useful for people suffering from:
Herniated or bulging discs
Degenerative disc disease
Sciatica or nerve pain radiating down the legs
Pinched nerves or spinal stenosis
Chronic neck or lower back pain
At ProBack, each individual undergoes a thorough evaluation—including medical history, imaging when required, and a functional assessment—to ensure that spinal decompression is tailored precisely for their condition.
Key Benefits of Spinal Decompression
Non-Invasive Pain Relief
This therapy offers a powerful alternative to surgery. Without incisions, anesthesia, or hospital stays, many patients find pain relief without the risks of invasive procedures.
Helps Structural Healing
By creating negative pressure in the discs, decompression encourages retraction of herniated material and draws in nutrient-rich fluids like water, oxygen, and nutrients.
Improves Circulation and Disc Health
Gentle stretching promotes better blood flow around spinal structures, delivering healing resources directly to damaged tissues.
Boosts Mobility and Function
Because decompressing the spine eases pressure on nerves and joints, patients often report better flexibility, posture, and ease in daily movement.
Virtual No Recovery Time
Most sessions are comfortable — some people even find them relaxing. There's minimal downtime, so you can resume normal activities quickly.
May Help Avoid Surgery
For many individuals, spinal decompression can prevent the need for invasive spinal surgery by providing a less risky route to healing.
What to Expect During Treatment
Session Duration: Each session typically lasts between 30 to 45 minutes.
Treatment Plan: A full course often includes 15–30 sessions spread over 4–6 weeks, depending on individual needs.
Procedure: You lie on the decompression table, secured by harnesses, while the machine gently stretches your spine through a controlled pull-hold-release pattern.
Combination Therapies: To maximize benefits, we often pair decompression with supportive treatments like physiotherapy, chiropractic care, or rehabilitation exercises.
Are There Any Risks or Drawbacks?
While spinal decompression is safe for many, it’s not suitable for everyone. Contraindications may include:
Severe osteoporosis or bone weakening
Spinal fractures or instability
Certain implants or hardware in the spine
Cancer, infection, or other serious spinal pathologies
Pregnancy
Some patients may feel mild soreness or stiffness after early sessions — similar to starting a new exercise regimen — but side effects are typically mild and well managed.
Why Choose ProBack for Your Spinal Decompression?
At ProBack, we combine cutting-edge technology with expert clinical care. Our team ensures that every spinal decompression plan is tailored precisely to your spine and goals. With a strong focus on patient education, safety, and long-term outcomes, we don’t just manage symptoms — we work together with you to rebuild spinal health.
If chronic back or neck pain is limiting your life, spinal decompression therapy at ProBack might be the solution you’ve been searching for. Contact us today for a detailed evaluation and discover a non-surgical path to healing.
