Sciatica or a Disc Bulge That Keeps Coming Back?
Find out if decompression can help, for $49.
Most of our patients arrive after massage, physio and regular chiropractic gave them a few good days and then it returned. Your first two visits are a proper assessment, so you finally find out which disc is driving it.
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Assessment & diagnosis
You get a few good days, then it comes back.
If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. It usually means the treatment is reaching the muscles around the problem rather than the disc causing it.
- ✕Your pain returns within about 48 hours of an appointment
- ✕You have been told it is "just tension", without anyone showing you why
- ✕Surgery or long term medication has been raised and you would rather avoid both
- ✕You want to know exactly which level of your spine is failing
How spinal decompression works
A motorised table gently stretches the spine in controlled cycles, easing pressure on a specific disc and the nerve it is pressing on. No incisions, no medication, no downtime.
Assessment and diagnosis
We work out the actual source of the pain and whether decompression is appropriate for you at all.
A plan for your spine
Targeted to your specific disc level, not a generic protocol applied to everyone.
Treatment and review
Sessions run 15 to 20 minutes. Progress is reviewed as you go and the plan adjusts.
Decompression does not suit everyone. The assessment is how we find out.
Conditions we assess for
- Disc bulges and herniations
- Sciatica and nerve pain down the leg
- Spinal stenosis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Cervical or lumbar radiculopathy
- Arm or hand numbness and tingling
Answer 4 quick questions
Takes about 30 seconds. We will call you to talk through whether decompression is right for you.
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