Triangle Spinal Decompression

In fact, anyone who has back pain or neck pain caused in whole or in part by a damaged disc may be helped by spinal decompression therapy. These conditions include: protruding discs, spinal root impingement, bulging discs, hypomobility, herniated discs, degenerative joint disease, degenerative disc disease, facet syndrome, posterior facet syndrome, compression fracture, acute facet problems, joint pain, radicular pain, discogenic pain and prolapsed discs. #backpain #backsurge

It is surprisingly common to have multiple herniated discs in the lumbar spine. In studies of people who were not experiencing back pain, many had disc herniations with no symptoms. The term “herniated disc” is very broad & describes mild bulges to extreme protrusions that cause pain. Herniation is a term used to describe changes to a disc. However, the “herniation” may be a bulge, protrusion, extrusion or sequestered fragments. Depending on their position & size, they may ca

According to Orthopedic Technology Review - 86% of the 219 patients who completed Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Treatment reported immediate resolution of symptoms, while 84% remained pain-free 90 days post-treatment. Physical examination findings showed improvement in 92% of the 219 patients and remained intact in 89% of these patients 90 days after treatment. It was shown to be effective for herniated and degenerative discs. While no one can guarantee results & Spinal D

I've heard that continuing with activities will make my disc problem worse. While it is true that extreme pain episodes may require rest, continued activity is generally advised for patients with slipped, herniated or bulging discs. Simple activities (such as walking & mild stretches), can reduce the loss of muscle strength & endurance. It can reduce deconditioning of muscles which in itself can be a source of pain. Obviously, it may be sensible to avoid certain types of act

According to Orthopedic Technology Review (2003; 6 (5)) 86% of the 219 patients who completed Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Treatment reported immediate resolution of symptoms, while 84% remained pain-free 90 days post-treatment. Physical examination findings showed improvement in 92% of the 219 patients and remained intact in 89% of these patients 90 days after treatment. It was shown to be effective for herniated and degenerative discs. While no one can guarantee resul

In the management of degenerative conditions of the cervical spine, multilevel posterior cervical fusions extended to T1 are linked to a lower revision rate compared to fusions terminating at C7, according to findings from a retrospective cohort analysis in the December 1 issue of Spine. Spinal surgery may help relieve some causes of neck pain, but it should rarely be the first choice. And, most neck pain will respond to conservative care. When possible, conservative care sho

A study published by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine shows non-surgical spinal decompression was associated with a reduction in pain & an increase in vertebral disc height. https://jhu.pure.elsevier.com/.../restoration-of-disk... #spinaldecompression #spinesurgery #backsurgery #slippeddisc #HNP #sciatica

While it is true that extreme pain episodes may require rest, continued activity is generally advised for patients with slipped, herniated or bulging discs. Simple activities (such as walking & mild stretches), can reduce the loss of muscle strength & endurance. It can reduce deconditioning of muscles which in itself can be a source of pain. Obviously, it may be sensible to avoid certain types of activities such as heavy lifting, impact sports, etc. as your body attempts to r

The study titled “Chronic Back Pain in America 2013 Survey” was given to patients following back surgery. The results? 37% were satisfied, 56% were not satisfied & 7% indicated it was too early to tell. https://www.spineuniverse.com/resource-center/bpa/spine-surgery-patient-satisfaction At Triangle Spinal Decompression, we work with the best spinal surgeons in the region. And while these top physicians achieve above average outcomes, each will tell you to try to avoid back su

Revision spine surgery may be indicated if you still have symptoms after the first procedure, or if you have new symptoms. But how do you know if you really need that 2nd back surgery? Check this list to start your research (click on link). https://www.verywellhealth.com/back-problems-and-surgery-296527 At Triangle Spinal Decompression, you may avoid the risks, pain, inconvenience & expense of major surgery. Find out how we may offer a solution to your pain. Call 919-469-8897

It does! Most patients who had non-surgical Spinal Decompression reported less pain, with lower levels of inflammation. A full 86% of spinal decompression patients say that, after treatment, the pain they felt from herniated discs did not return, even 2 years after treatment. Spinal Decompression works especially well for those suffering from bulging, slipped or herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, accident victims & sciatica. Spinal Decompression creates negative pre

Did you know that the entire cost of safe, effective, affordable treatment at Triangle Spinal Decompression is probably much less than your insurance deductable? Alternatively, the monetary costs associated with a back operation are staggering! When combining surgical costs, medications, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), rehabilitation & disability, the average spine surgery case approaches $100,000 or more. The direct costs are astronomical & may reach as high as $169,000 fo

When considering back surgery, it is important to consider how long it takes to get back to normal. With microdiscectomy; the original pain may improve fairly quickly & symptoms may get better in a few weeks. However, recovery after laminectomy or fusion surgery is longer. You will not be able to return to activities as quickly. It takes at least 3 to 4 months after surgery for bones to heal well & healing may continue for at least a year. Spinal Decompression is not only eff

When considering back surgery, it is important to consider how long it takes to get back to normal. The original pain may improve fairly quickly. These symptoms may get better in a few weeks. However, recovery after laminectomy and fusion surgery is longer. You will not be able to return to activities as quickly. It takes at least 3 to 4 months after surgery for bones to heal well, and healing may continue for at least a year. Spinal Decompression is not only effective, but i

You are fully clothed during your spinal decompression treatment. Our Doctors fit you with a harness around your pelvis and another around your trunk. You will lie face up or face down on a computer-controlled table based on your comfort. Your Doctor will then operate the computer, customizing treatment to your specific needs. Treatments may last up to 30-45 minutes and you may require muliple sessions over several weeks. Before your treatment, you will typically receive othe

With conservative care, the symptoms of sciatica/radiculopathy improve in approximately 9 out of 10 people. The time to improve varies, ranging from a few days to many months. With proper care, you may avoid the risks, pain, inconvenience and expense of major surgery. Find out how Triangle Spinal Decompression may be the answer. Call Dr Neill or Dr Swank at 919-469-8897 or visit www.TriangleDecompression.com #backpain #backsurgery #neckpain #spinesurgery #hnp #slippeddisc

Cervical disc herniation is a common cause of neck & upper body pain. Pain may feel dull or sharp in the neck, btwn the shoulder blades or may radiate (travel) down the arms. Numbness/tingling is typical & sometimes muscle spasms. If the spinal cord is compressed/inflamed by a cervical herniated disc, problems w/ walking, coordination, &/or reduced bladder or bowel control may occur. These neurological deficits require immediate medical attention. Surgically, you may be a can

Back pain will affect over 80% of people in the U.S. at a cost of >$100 billion a yr. While many conditions can be treated conservatively (non-surgically), sometimes surgery is necessary. The question becomes whether or not the high cost of spine surgery is worth it. A study conducted at Rush University Med Center suggests that for patients w/ spinal stenosis, laminectomy or surgical removal of pain-causing soft bone & tissue, is a reasonable value. However, for patients w/ s