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Get to Know Some of the Conditions We Treat

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Herniated or Bulging Discs

Spinal decompression has been shown to be up to 89% successful in treating the symptoms of herniated and bulging discs. Spinal decompression creates a negative pressure inside the discs, which can draw in herniations and bulges, ultimately taking the pressure off of the spinal nerves. Pain levels will then be drastically reduced, and numbness and tingling will eventually subside.

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Degenerative Disc Disease

As we age or after injury, spinal discs may undergo changes, including drying up, thinning, dehydration, and poor mobility. This process is referred to as "degenerative disc disease." Spinal decompression successfully treats the symptoms of degenerative disc disease by rehydrating the discs, improving circulation, increasing disc mobility, and increasing disc height.

Whiplash

'Whiplash' typically refers to a spinal injury to the neck, or cervical spine, when involved in a motor vehicle accident. The extreme traumatic forces involved in car accidents often produce soft tissue and disc injury among many other things. These injuries can be extremely painful and long-lasting if not treated correctly. Depending on your specific injury, a pain-relieving treatment program utilizing the latest in technology will be used to treat your injury.

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Sciatica (Leg Pain)

Sciatica is shooting pain down the leg, often accompanied by numbness, tingling, and sometimes weakness. Most often sciatica is caused by a herniated, bulging, or degenerated disc. Spinal decompression has shown wonderful results in treating the symptoms of sciatica.

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Spinal Stenosis

Spinal stenosis is the narrowing of the spinal cord canal due to bone spurs or bulging discs taking up space. Spinal decompression can successfully treat spinal stenosis due to bulging discs. Spinal decompression can reduce bulging discs, alleviating the pain, numbness, and tingling often associated with irritated spinal nerves.

Lower Back Pain

Our revolutionary treatment protocol has been shown to be extremely successful for various lower back pain causes even when physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, and pain pills have led to little or no relief. It's important to determine the exact cause of your low back pain. Once the cause is determined, then a specific treatment plan can be put in place that will be tailored to your exact condition to ensure you get the fastest, most long-lasting results.

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Failed Back Surgery

With surgery success rates between 25% and 65%, many patients are seeking non-surgical alternatives to their neck and back pain. Many are scared to death to go under the knife with possible complications, risk of infection, and no guarantee that they will be any better afterward. Whether you are considering having surgery or had a surgery that failed, spinal decompression may be an effective, non-surgical option for neck or back pain.

Don't let pain hold you back. Contact Mountain Side Chiropractic in Henderson, NV at (702) 456-5900 and discover how we can help you find lasting relief.