Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Is About More And More.. Spinal Surgery Is About Less And Less

Over the last twenty years, top North Scottsdale Chiropractor Christopher Condon has seen thousands of patients both pre and post spine surgery…on average, the differences are stark. While there are instances when surgery is imminent, there are many that could be avoided. In fact, I would suggest at least fifty percent of spine surgeries collectively, could be avoided. Trauma-induced conditions aside, most patients with spinal conditions that are evaluated for surgical consideration have not had the opportunity to consider Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression (NSSD).

Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression in North Scottsdale AZ

For over thirty years, NSSD has been a viable option for many people suffering from chronic back and neck pain, sciatica, neuropathy, degenerative disc disease, bulging and herniated discs and spinal stenosis. The research has been clear in revealing much higher success rates in patient recovery than with the much more invasive and dangerous surgical measures. In fact, spine surgery collectively has an approximate fifty percent failure rate and associated diagnostic code, ‘failed surgery syndrome”. On the other hand, NSSD has an average eighty-five percent success rate of patient recovery with none of the associated risks or side effects of surgery.

At Ally Spine Center we utilize gentle spinal adjusting techniques and trigger point therapy as well as spinal decompression with the most state-of-the-art system available known as the SpineMed. Its patented direct-restraint system and computerized delivery lead to comfortable and safe treatments. In our offices we have successfully implemented this into our care plans and have helped thousands of patients avoid surgery and regain their quality of life.

It is always our goal to see that we not only help patients feel their best but regain the ability to get back to living the lifestyle that they had lost. NSSD is about allowing for optimal healing and preservation of anatomy with an INCREASE in performance. Surgical intervention is about the mitigation of symptoms and the reduction of anatomy and typically, a reduction in performance. If you have struggled to find answers and want to find out if you are a candidate for our corrective care, please call us—we would love to help!