Spinal decompression is a computerized, non-surgical method designed to reduce pressure inside spinal discs. When discs lose height, shift position, or become irritated, they can affect nearby nerves and soft tissue. This often creates discomfort, radiating symptoms, or restricted movement.
Decompression gently separates targeted vertebrae to create negative pressure inside the disc, allowing improved hydration, reduced compression, and space for healing. The method is designed to support disc recovery, ease nerve irritation, and improve functional mobility.