If you have persistent back pain, neck pain or leg pain (sciatica) which is having a negative impact on your life, then IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression may be the treatment for you.
What is IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression?
Intervertebral Differential Dynamics (IDD) Therapy is the successful and trusted non-surgical spinal decompression treatment for back pain,neck pain and related conditions such as sciatica.
Many back pain conditions are located at a particular level in the spine. With IDD Therapy we use computer-controlled pulling forces delivered by the SPINA medical devices to gently distract (draw apart) targeted segments of the spine in order to take pressure off specific discs and nerves whilst at the same time, gently stretching tight muscles and stiff ligaments.
By decompressing (taking pressure off) an injured or bulging disc and stretching the soft tissues, we can improve mobility in the spine and allow the body’s natural healing mechanisms to operate more efficiently. In so doing, we can relieve pain caused by muscle spasm and alleviate nerve compression and irritation cased by bulging discs.
The four goals of IDD Therapy treatment are as follows:
Improve the health of the intervertebral disc
Rehabilitate supporting muscles and ligaments
Realign spinal structures
Release pressure on nerves
As clinicians, we can treat most back and neck pain with manual therapies but for some conditions – particularly those which are disc-related – patients need something more to help their condition improve.
Why choose IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression?
* Current treatment is not working * Want to stop taking painkillers * Seeking long-term pain relief * Want to return to normal daily activities
Typical candidates for IDD Therapy are people who have back or neck pain and may have tried various other treatments without success.
They may be taking pain medication and may be considering invasive treatments such as injections or in extreme cases, surgery.
There are over 1,000 clinics providing treatment internationally and a growing UK network including physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors.