The Back and Neck Pain Relief You Need in Grand Junction
Are you struggling with back or neck pain in Grand Junction? You do not have to keep living with that discomfort. Whether you are dealing with lower back pain, sciatica, radiating pain into your arms or legs, neck pain, or symptoms related to injured discs, our spinal decompression treatment may help.
Correcting spinal alignment is often the first step to relieving disc pressure. Pairing this with comprehensive chiropractic care and supportive regenerative therapies can improve long-term results. Give our team a quick call to learn how these treatments work together to support your healing.
What Is Spinal Decompression?
This gentle, non-surgical therapy is designed to relieve neck and lower back pain, reduce sciatica symptoms, and address herniated, bulging, or degenerative disc issues in the cervical and lumbar spine.
During treatment, precise and controlled spinal traction gently decompresses your spine. This unloading process boosts blood flow and nutrient delivery to the affected area. You will move through repeated cycles of stretching and relaxation, gradually building to a peak over several minutes.
How Long Does Treatment Take in Grand Junction?
Sessions typically last under 20 minutes and are scheduled three times a week for one month. As you respond to treatment, we shift from passive to active therapies. Many patients notice real relief after just 6 to 10 sessions, with most completing their program in 8 weeks.
A key part of our unique care system is a comprehensive approach that targets the ligaments, muscles, and tendons that stabilize your spine all at once. Exercise and supportive therapies, including heat, muscle stimulation, ultrasound, cold therapy, and StemWave therapy, work together to rehabilitate these structures and improve circulation. Using regenerative therapies like StemWave alongside spinal decompression can speed healing and help you return to your normal activities faster.
Call our team at the Spine & Injury Center of Grand Junction today if you have questions about spinal decompression or want to schedule a consultation.
