Patients walk into our office every week asking the same question in slightly different ways. Does the table really pull my spine apart? Is it just fancy traction? How can…
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Finishing a round of spinal decompression often feels like crossing a finish line. The pain that used to wake you up at 3 a.m. has quieted, tying your shoes no…
The phrase “pinched nerve” gets used loosely. Patients walk in and point to a shoulder, a hip, a spot between the shoulder blades, and call all of it a pinched…
Few experiences feel more discouraging than going through back surgery, putting in the recovery time, and still living with pain. It happens more often than most people realize. The condition…
Sciatica has a way of taking over your life before you fully realize what is happening. The pain usually starts in the lower back or buttock, then travels down the…
When someone walks into our office holding an MRI report, two terms come up more than any other: bulging disc and herniated disc. Patients often use them interchangeably, and honestly,…
Most people who walk into a Draper chiropractor’s office with chronic lower back pain do not have a dramatic injury story. No fall, no accident, no single moment they can…
Most content about non-surgical spinal decompression focuses on who it helps. That is a reasonable place to start, but for patients researching this treatment seriously, the more useful question is…
Degenerative disc disease does not announce itself with a single dramatic injury. For most people, it develops quietly over years, and by the time they start searching for answers, they…
Non-surgical spinal decompression is designed to gently stretch the spine and relieve pressure on discs and nerves. Many patients feel relief after their sessions, but what you do afterward plays…
