AccuSpinaThe AccuSpina system utilizes IDD (Intervertebral Differential Dynamics) treatment methods to enact non-surgical spinal decompression. IDD is a well established form of decompression therapy which has been shown to provide excellent permanent relief from a wide range of back pain conditions. Additionally, some of the best treatment statistics are enacted in patients with herniated and degenerated disc conditions.AccuSpina Facts
IDD therapy, like all other forms of spinal decompression, seeks to relieve pressure on compressed vertebral levels. The device places targeted
traction
on the specific spinal level which is experiencing problematic symptoms. IDD not only gently stretches the spine, but also creates the ideal circumstances for the retraction of disc herniations. IDD is another treatment option available to patients who have demonstrated interest in decompression treatment using the
VAX-D
or
DRX9000
systems.
Intervertebral Differential Dynamics TreatmentIDD treatments last 25 to 30 minutes on average and most patients will undergo 20 to 25 sessions over a 35 day period. Occasionally, patients require follow up care in the future for disc conditions which can not be fully rehabilitated. Most herniated disc patients enjoy very good curative results from IDD therapy and many are completely healed within 2 weeks. IDD sessions are gentle and non-jarring to the individual. Most patients experience no pain and some truly enjoy the feeling of the decompression session. As an added bonus, IDD allows a patient to listen to music or watch TV during treatment.IDD is available in many treatment centers, including physical therapy facilities, orthopedic medical offices and chiropractic practices. The machine is programmed and controlled by a highly trained care provider who understands exactly what is needed to provide herniated disc relief to each individual patient. AccuSpina AdviceAs with all forms of spinal decompression, I recommend IDD for patients who either actually require a physical treatment modality or at least believe they require one. Typically, knowledge therapy would be my first recommendation, but not every patient is ready to accept the possible link between their emotional minds and their chronic herniated disc pain. For those who are open minded, knowledge therapy provides incredible results for permanently curing symptoms due to herniated discs and a host of other spinal conditions commonly blamed for long term back pain.Other patients are best off investigating spinal decompression, especially when compared to ongoing conservative symptomatic treatment options or dangerous herniated disc surgery. For more information on IDD or any other form of non-surgical decompression, contact a treatment center near you. AccuSpina to Herniated Disc 7/18/08 Revised 7/18/11 |
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