Spinal Decompression in Cleveland, Ohio

Our computerized spinal decompression table gently and precisely stretches the spine in cycles, creating negative pressure inside the targeted disc space. That negative pressure is designed to draw a herniated or bulging disc back away from the nerve root it has been pressing on, reducing inflammation and pain over a series of sessions.

Because the traction is computer-controlled, it is more precise than manual stretching, and most patients find sessions comfortable. Decompression is typically paired with chiropractic stabilization and core-strengthening rehabilitation so your spine is relieved of pressure and better supported once treatment is complete.

Back surgery carries real recovery time and real risk. Spinal decompression gives patients a non-surgical option to try first, with no incisions and no anesthesia. It is not right for every case: some conditions, such as a spinal fracture or certain types of instability, are not appropriate for decompression. Dr. Nicholas Toumazos reviews your imaging and history first and will refer you elsewhere if your case calls for different care.

Spinal decompression is also part of our four-step neuropathy protocol when the spine itself is compressing a nerve root. If you have numbness or tingling along with back or neck pain, mention it at your first visit so we can look at the whole picture.