Spinal discs are the cushions between your vertebrae, and when one bulges or herniates it can press on nearby nerves and create pain, numbness or weakness. It sounds alarming, yet the body has a remarkable capacity to heal disc injuries with the right support.
We focus on reducing nerve pressure, calming inflammation and restoring motion so the disc can recover naturally.
We focus on reducing nerve pressure, calming inflammation and restoring motion so the disc can recover naturally.
What happens with a disc injury
Discs have a tough outer ring and a soft center. Years of compression, a single bad lift, or simple wear can let the center push outward, irritating the outer fibers and any nerve nearby. Depending on the level involved, you may feel local pain or symptoms that travel into an arm or leg.
Our non-surgical approach
Non-surgical spinal decompression is often the centerpiece of disc care. By gently stretching the spine, it creates negative pressure that encourages the disc to retract and draws in fluid and nutrients for healing. We combine this with precise adjustments, soft-tissue work and red light therapy to support recovery.