Spinal Decompression for Auto Accident Injuries in Monmouth County

Spinal Decompression is a non-surgical and effective treatment option for many common auto accident injuries. Spinal Decompression is particularly helpful in relieving not only the symptoms of certain injuries, but can also help to correct the cause of pain, thereby helping many patients avoid surgery and other invasive procedures.

As part of Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation’s Auto Accident Injury Program, Spinal Decompression may be used for auto accident victims suffering from neck pain, back pain, disc herniations, sciatica, and other nerve-related pain conditions.

The trauma of an auto accident often leads to swelling and inflammation that puts pressure on the nerves in and around the spine. These nerves have a limited amount of space in which to function; when any force causes irritation or compression, pain is the result. Other symptoms of compression of the nerves may include radiating pain, numbness, tingling, or the sensation of muscle pain and weakness. These symptoms can also occur when herniated or bulged disc material puts pressure on the nerves.

Spinal Decompression in our Monmouth County pain management office works by separating the bones of the spine—the vertebrae—with decompression and traction equipment. This gentle, deliberate process creates more space between the vertebrae to allow additional blood and oxygen to the area for faster healing and a reduction in inflammation.

Spinal Decompression for Herniated Discs in Monmouth County

When the trauma of an auto accident leads to herniated or bulged discs, Spinal Decompression is often considered an excellent option for correcting the condition. This non-surgical treatment has the effect of creating negative pressure in the discs of the spine, essentially producing a vacuum-like effect that pulls the herniated, internal disc material back into the shell of the disc.

Preventing Surgery with Spinal Decompression

Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation has a long history of helping patients avoid surgery through non-invasive, healthy rehabilitation practices. Spinal Decompression is a big part of this success, particularly for patients hoping to avoid surgery for back pain conditions (including many auto accident injuries that can cause pain and restricted mobility). In many cases, Spinal Decompression has been used as a last option before surgery and has worked to relieve pain and increase functioning. This treatment is also effective for patients suffering from failed surgerical procedures, a common problem for back pain sufferers.

Spinal Decompression for Auto Accident Injuries at Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation