Back On Trac Answers to FAQs
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What Do I Do Next?
If you would like to explore the possibility of getting relief from your pain and find out whether Back On Trac is right for you, then schedule your consultation with Dr. Madden. Click here to Book your appointment
Frequently Asked Questions about Decompression therapy
Is Back On Trac Painful?
Back On Trac is gentle and pain-free. Most patients describe it as a gentle stretch and some even fall asleep during the session.
Our patients not only enjoy their BOT treatment sessions, but as they improve through the process and their pain and mobility start to improve, they see hope because it's the best they have felt in a very long time!
How Long Does the Treatment Take?
Your Back On Trac appointments will last approximately 20-30 minutes. The sessions are customized according to your condition.
Is it Safe for Everyone?
Spinal decompression is safe for most patients but may not be suitable for individuals with certain conditions like severe osteoporosis or spinal fusion. We will assess the specifics of your condition before starting.
Is Back On Trac Possible to Do if I'm Pregnant?
Yes! There are no belts or restraints required. Many pregnant women are very happy and benefit from Back On Trac which helps relieve their back pain.
Is There Research on Decompression Therapy?
Multiple studies demonstrate that spinal decompression can reduce pressure inside the spinal disc, improve blood flow to affected areas, which brings more oxygen, water, and nutrients to the tissues and facilitates natural healing.
Can I combine this with other treatments?
Yes. Spinal decompression works well with chiropractic care, physical therapy, and massage therapy.
Why is it effective?
It helps relieve pain by reducing pressure on spinal discs and nerves, increases movement of spine joints, strengthens underlying core spine musculature, and improves circulation to the tissues allowing diffusion of water, oxygen, and nutrients into the disc.
Reducing pain and increasing mobility allows our patients to get their life back and start doing the things they love to do again!