QUINCY, MA, March 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Patients who suffer from spinal complications don't enjoy the idea of spinal surgery. Thankfully, Dr. David Smith, Quincy, MA chiropractor, offers a new procedure to help eliminate the need for spinal surgery-spinal decompression therapy.
Spinal decompression therapy has quickly become a stable for treating patients with disc pathology such as degeneration, herniations, bulges, sciatica, neuropathy, and a host of others. Intervertebral disc pathology is one of the primary causes of neck and back pain in Quincy. The discs are prone to degeneration and injury as they are compressed and twisted through daily activities. Bulging or herniated discs often press on spinal nerves, which cause severe pain and radiculopathy.
Damaged intervertebral discs seldom heal because they remain under constant pressure, even while a person is at rest. Reduction of intradiscal pressures may help draw the nucleus pulposus of a herniated disc back into the center, thereby relieving pressure on the compressed nerve root alleviating the problem and the pain. It is widely accepted that the ideal environment to improve disc pathology is to decompress, or reduce the intradiscal pressures of the damaged disc (disc conditions in Quincy), which is achieved by spinal decompression.
"This therapy allows me to offer my patients an alternative to spinal surgery. Surgery is not always a patient's favorite choice. If I can offer a simpler procedure that offers improved results without the major downtime of surgery, I have successfully done my job. It is my goal to provide my patients the best care possible with minimal down time, and spinal decompression surgery allows me to do just that," said Dr. David Smith, providing treatment for auto accident injury in Quincy, among others.
Spinal decompression offered at Milton Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, Inc. varies per each individual case. The number of treatment visits may range from 20 to 30 over a course of 6-10 weeks, which can be determined with proper consultation with Dr. Smith. Even though this therapy is not covered by insurance, Milton Chiropractic offers a variety of payment options to help patients.
For more information on spinal decompression and other treatment options for various conditions, including sciatica treatment in Quincy, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.miltonchiropractic.com. With the availability of spinal decompression therapy, Dr. David Smith further proves his dedication and commitment toward providing his patients with the best care possible.
About Milton Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, Inc.: Milton Chiropractic & Rehabilitation emphasizes improving your health in an effort to reduce the risk of pain and illness in the first place. Milton Chiropractic & Rehabilitation takes great pride in providing the finest chiropractic wellness care to their patients, including treatment of back pain. Together, the doctors at Milton Chiropractic personally tailor a wellness program specifically targeted to the patient's wellness needs by using the least invasive, yet highly effective, techniques and services available.
Media Contact:
Dr. David Smith
info@miltonchiropractic.com
111 Willard Street Suite 2A
Quincy, MA 02169
(617) 471-4491
http://miltonchiropractic.com
Milton Chiropractic and Rehabilitation, Inc. Helps Patients Avoid Spinal Surgery With New Procedure
With the availability of spinal decompression, Dr. David Smith, Quincy, MA chiropractor, is happy to help patients avoid spinal surgery.
2013-03-09
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[Press-News.org] Milton Chiropractic and Rehabilitation, Inc. Helps Patients Avoid Spinal Surgery With New ProcedureWith the availability of spinal decompression, Dr. David Smith, Quincy, MA chiropractor, is happy to help patients avoid spinal surgery.