Spinal Decompression
A gentle option for disc and nerve-related pain.
Non-surgical, motorized therapy designed to gradually reduce pressure on spinal discs and irritated nerves for appropriate patients.
Non-surgical disc therapy
Controlled care designed around your comfort.
Spinal decompression uses carefully controlled positioning and traction. It is often discussed by people dealing with disc-related pain, sciatica, or nerve irritation. An evaluation is important because decompression is not the right fit for every condition.
- May help reduce pressure on bulging and herniated discs.
- May calm sciatica and radiating leg pain.
- May reduce nerve irritation and related numbness.
- Offers a conservative option to discuss before more aggressive care.
What to expect
Comfortable, controlled, and gradual.
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Assess
Dr. Cornwell reviews your symptoms and whether decompression fits.
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Position
You are comfortably positioned on the treatment table.
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Decompress
The system applies gentle, controlled cycles of traction.
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Reassess
Your response guides any next step in the plan.
Is this worth discussing?
Common reasons people ask about this service.
This list is educational, not a diagnosis or promise of results.
Herniated discs
Bulging discs
Sciatica
Degenerative disc concerns
Pinched nerves
Radiating leg pain
Chronic low back pain
Good to know
Questions people often ask.
Is spinal decompression painful?
Sessions are designed to be comfortable and gradual. Tell Dr. Cornwell about any discomfort so the settings can be adjusted.
How many sessions will I need?
The number and frequency depend on your evaluation, health history, and response. Dr. Cornwell will explain a realistic recommendation.
Is it a substitute for surgery?
Not necessarily. It is a conservative therapy that may be appropriate for some people. It should not delay urgent or specialist care when that is needed.
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Spinal Decompression
A non-surgical therapy that may help relieve pressure on discs and irritated nerves.
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B-12 Therapy
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Cold Laser Therapy
Low-level light therapy that may help calm inflammation and support soft-tissue recovery.
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Ready when you are
Let’s start with a conversation.
Call the clinic or request an appointment online. We’ll help you find the next sensible step—without pressure.