Cervical Traction

Lasting Relief From Stiffness And Nerve Pain

If you’re struggling with stiffness, pinched nerves, or chronic neck discomfort, cervical traction offers a safe and
effective solution.

What is Cervical Traction?
A Simple Solution for Chronic Neck Pain
Cervical traction is a gentle, non-invasive therapy designed to relieve neck pain, stiffness, and nerve compression by lightly stretching the cervical spine (neck).

This therapy helps create space between the vertebrae, reducing pressure on the discs, nerves, and muscles in the neck.
How does Cervical Traction Work?
A Safe, Non-Invasive Therapy for Neck Pain
Cervical traction works by gently pulling the head away from the spine with a specialized traction table.

It is commonly used to treat pinched nerves, herniated discs, neck stiffness, whiplash, and posture-related discomfort. Whether performed manually or with a specialized device, cervical traction provides a safe, drug-free solution for long-term neck pain relief.

What Are The Benefits Of Cervical Traction?

Relieve Neck Pain and Nerve-Related Pain

This non-invasive therapy helps improve mobility, ease tension, and promote long-term relief without the risks of medication or surgery.

Relieves Neck Pain
Reduces tension and pressure on the cervical spine, easing chronic discomfort.
Reduces Nerve Compression
Helps relieve radiating pain, numbness, and tingling caused by pinched nerves.
Eases Muscle Stiffness & Tension
Gently stretches tight muscles, relieving pain, and improving flexibility and comfort.
Reduces Headaches & Migraines
Relieves tension in the neck that can be contributing to frequent headaches.

What conditions can decompression help with?
Spinal decompression is often used to treat conditions like herniated discs, bulging discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, and chronic back or neck pain.
What is spinal decompression therapy?
By applying controlled traction to the spine, the decompression table creates negative pressure inside the discs, which can help to draw out any extruded disc material and relieve pressure on nearby nerves.
Is spinal decompression painful?
Most patients report that spinal decompression is not painful and feel a gentle stretch sensation during treatment.
How does decompression work?
By applying controlled traction to the spine, the decompression table creates negative pressure inside the discs, which can help to draw out any extruded disc material and relieve pressure on nearby nerves.

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