DRX9000 Spinal Decompression (offered by Orange County Spinal Decompression – OCSpinalDecompression.com) is highly effective at eliminating the pain and disability caused by Sciatica, Herniated Discs, Disc Bulges, Degenerative Disc Disease and Facet Syndrome. Spinal Decompression gently separates the bones of the spine allowing nutrient- and oxygen-rich fluid to be “sucked” into the disc allowing it to heal! Non-Surgical, Safe and Highly Effective. Our Complete Spinal Rehabilitation Program …
DRX9000 Spinal Decompression:: Highly Effective for Sciatica, Herniated Discs & Bulging Discs
DRX9000 Spinal Decompression:: Highly Effective for Sciatica, Herniated Discs & Bulging Discs
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Sounds too excellent to be right. Does it work?
Yes it does work, but It will take several treatments.
For how long it works? does it able to remove protrusion totaly ? what will be if you stand up after treatment (traction).
My doctor said that you have to be 24 hours per day 7 days per week – all you life on that stacle in order not to have protrusion.
Please comment more and provide you MRT before and after treatment.
For how long it works? does it able to remove protrusion totaly ? what will be if you stand up after treatment (traction).
My doctor said that you have to be 24 hours per day 7 days per week – all you life on that stacle in order not to have protrusion.
Please comment more and provide you MRT before and after treatment.
Fantastic question.
If the treatment is performed correctly the results should be close to permanent because Spinal Decompression really re-establishes the proper oxygen and flow within the disc.
But, if the problem was caused by a trauma then another injury could re-make the condition. If the disc issues were caused by chronic poor posture then continued terrible posture could allow the problem to return.
This is why our office combines Physical Therapy with Spinal Decompression.
Does it remove protrusion really?
Research involving pre- and post-Spinal Decompression MRIs have shown an average reduction in disc size of 50 – 70%. But, no matter what amount of protrusion reduction the vast majority of patients (upwards of 86-89%) report complete resolution of all symptoms!
In our own office we have several pre- and post-treatment MRIs showing significant herniation reduction – One case had a 12mm x 9mm x 7 mm disc herniation with extrusion reduce to a 3mm bulge!
“My doctor said that you have to be 24 hours per day 7 days per week… on that stacle [table] in order not to have protrusion.”
Your doctor is right IF he is referring to TRACTION. Traction INCREASES protective muscle spasm. Therefore, it can only reduce disc protrusions WHILE the treatment is being rendered.
Spinal Decompression was specifically designed to PREVENT muscle spasm to ensure that the disc remains “decompressed” both between treatments and after the treatment is completed.
See other videos by KenEricksonDC for answer.
Thank you for the answer! Last week I made newest computer tomography (this is not so excellent as magnetic resonance images), it was found protrusion L5-S1 till 2 mm. But I am worried that it can be larger.
So if it was injury before then after traction I have only care about my posture and not to lift weights? Is it right? Want to hear some opinion from patients.
Do you know if it is possible to find such traction table DRX9000 in Lithuania?