Back on Trac
What is Nonsurgical Spinal Decompression?
Nonsurgical spinal decompression is a type of motorized spinal traction that is used to reduce the pressure on the spinal discs. This is done by gently stretching the spine for a period of approximately 10 minutes per treatment, over a period of several weeks, depending on the patient’s condition. The goals of relieving pressure on the spinal discs during decompression include:
- Potentially relieving back pain without spinal surgery.
- Reducing pressure on the discs so that water and nutrients can surround the discs, making it easier for the discs to heal.
In some cases, Dr. Hoganson may recommend combining spinal decompression with manual therapy, and/or cold laser therapy which can increase blood flow and promote faster healing. At-home exercises may also be recommended.
Effective Treatment
Effective treatment for:
- Low back pain
- Muscle spasms and strains
- Sciatica
- Bulging and herniated disc
- Degenerative disease
- Trouble with flexibility and mobility
- Spinal stenosis
Patient Testimonies
“After the first session on the Back on Trac, my back felt really good! I’ve been glad to come back for follow-up treatments. Each one has shown marked improvement. I don’t want to stop!”
– M Whitaker
“I am able to stand tall again and walk without pain! I was told by other doctors that I would never walk straight again and just had to live with it. The Back on Trac has changed my life! After following the recommended care plan by Dr. Hoganson I can walk straight again, pain free.”
– Bucky
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