The spine consists of a column of 24 movable bones known as vertebra. Situated between each vertebra is a fibrous covered disc with a jellylike center. Each disc acts as a shock absorber within the spine. Sometimes, these discs dislodge spontaneously. Trauma to the spine can also cause a disc to dislodge from its proper position. This phenomenon is referred to as disc herniation. When a disc herniates, it often places pressure on spinal nerve roots, thereby causing severe pain. Unlike other parts of the body, the disc does not have its own blood supply and relies on the process called disc diffusion to receive its supply of oxygen and nutrients. If the flow of these nutrients becomes disrupted, vertebral discs can degenerate and cause pain. Disc degeneration may occur simply due to the aging process. Sciatica and and spinal stenosis are other problems that may cause debilitating back pain.
New Century Spine Centers in Mission Valley has acquired the advanced spinal decompression system that can actually decompress the diseased disc. The decompression treatment is noninvasive and safe. Like braces on teeth, this therapy does not cure the spine overnight. Several treatment sessions are required to reach optimal results. Therapists determine the appropriate protocol based on your diagnosis and other factors.
New Century Spine Centers in San Diego looks for the best doctors in the industry to operate the system to treat patients. To achieve this goal, they hired San Diego's best spinal decompression chiropractic doctor. His name is Dr. Michael Pritsker, DC, and he has been featured extensively in the news media on 10 news and more for the treatment of low back and sciatica by using advanced spinal decompression therapy for disc injuries in the southcoast.
It is reported that lower back pain is experienced by over 80 percent of the population in the western countries at some time during someones life span. In 60% of cases there is nothing docotrs can do except dispense anti-pain medication and advice. Traditional back pain treatment options have a history of poor results and in surgeries performed for disc problems usually 27% repeat surgery and, 69% of the repeat surgeries result in permanent disability and long term follow-up after treatment. The success rate is generally poor.
Up until recently there is not been a viable treatment available which provides a successful answer for pain as a result of bulging and herniated discs in the spinal column, degenerative disc disease and failed back surgery cases.
New research studies report that if the pain is left untreated, disc herniations and disc injuries can heal, but there is no guarantee that this will occur. And many times, it does get worse. If after six weeks the disc herniation remains, they will usually continue to cause pain and symptoms in the low back and legs. X-ray pictures demonstrates that discs that are herniated or degenerated do have the ability to heal when not compressed or worked on. Repair and healing of discs should be done for discs that have been damaged by trauma and wear and tear during our daily positions and movement. This causes increased pressure in the disc that is thought to be responsible for disc injury.
Advanced spinal decompression treatment in the southcoast spine area was designed by analyzing thousands of patient results throughout North America that used a similar technique that lowers pressure on the discs in the spine and fixes the problem. Thus by decreasing the pressure inside the disc, the disc is able to rehydrate and this restores the normal height to the disc and reduces the irritation to the spinal joints and other structures within the spine. As the disc is separated in the spine, the tears in the annulus are brought into alignment and after multiple sessions have demonstrated repair of tears. The result is a functional pain-free spinal joint that shows reduced pain and increased function. The use of the advanced drx9000 spinal decompression device in San Diego at New Century Spine Centers and the protocol creates an environment for a disc that optimizes healing of the disc and the surrounding tissue within a few short weeks. The program focuses on the ability of the body to heal itself and fix its problem. This program can be seen by visiting New Century Spine Centers or requesting a free report from www.SanDiegoBackPainTreatment.com or by calling their office at 619-630-9153.
New Century Spine Centers in Mission Valley has acquired the advanced spinal decompression system that can actually decompress the diseased disc. The decompression treatment is noninvasive and safe. Like braces on teeth, this therapy does not cure the spine overnight. Several treatment sessions are required to reach optimal results. Therapists determine the appropriate protocol based on your diagnosis and other factors.
New Century Spine Centers in San Diego looks for the best doctors in the industry to operate the system to treat patients. To achieve this goal, they hired San Diego's best spinal decompression chiropractic doctor. His name is Dr. Michael Pritsker, DC, and he has been featured extensively in the news media on 10 news and more for the treatment of low back and sciatica by using advanced spinal decompression therapy for disc injuries in the southcoast.
It is reported that lower back pain is experienced by over 80 percent of the population in the western countries at some time during someones life span. In 60% of cases there is nothing docotrs can do except dispense anti-pain medication and advice. Traditional back pain treatment options have a history of poor results and in surgeries performed for disc problems usually 27% repeat surgery and, 69% of the repeat surgeries result in permanent disability and long term follow-up after treatment. The success rate is generally poor.
Up until recently there is not been a viable treatment available which provides a successful answer for pain as a result of bulging and herniated discs in the spinal column, degenerative disc disease and failed back surgery cases.
New research studies report that if the pain is left untreated, disc herniations and disc injuries can heal, but there is no guarantee that this will occur. And many times, it does get worse. If after six weeks the disc herniation remains, they will usually continue to cause pain and symptoms in the low back and legs. X-ray pictures demonstrates that discs that are herniated or degenerated do have the ability to heal when not compressed or worked on. Repair and healing of discs should be done for discs that have been damaged by trauma and wear and tear during our daily positions and movement. This causes increased pressure in the disc that is thought to be responsible for disc injury.
Advanced spinal decompression treatment in the southcoast spine area was designed by analyzing thousands of patient results throughout North America that used a similar technique that lowers pressure on the discs in the spine and fixes the problem. Thus by decreasing the pressure inside the disc, the disc is able to rehydrate and this restores the normal height to the disc and reduces the irritation to the spinal joints and other structures within the spine. As the disc is separated in the spine, the tears in the annulus are brought into alignment and after multiple sessions have demonstrated repair of tears. The result is a functional pain-free spinal joint that shows reduced pain and increased function. The use of the advanced drx9000 spinal decompression device in San Diego at New Century Spine Centers and the protocol creates an environment for a disc that optimizes healing of the disc and the surrounding tissue within a few short weeks. The program focuses on the ability of the body to heal itself and fix its problem. This program can be seen by visiting New Century Spine Centers or requesting a free report from www.SanDiegoBackPainTreatment.com or by calling their office at 619-630-9153.
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