Millions of Americans are affected by chronic back pain and neck pain each year. When pain becomes so severe it alters an individual’s daily life, certain physicians will recommend a painful surgical procedure followed by a lengthy rehabilitation program. The Tyler, Texas pain management specialists at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler understand not all patients desire to undergo surgery, and are proud to offer the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system. Spinal decompression is a non-invasive, safe and effective treatment option for numerous spine conditions.
Back pain is found more commonly in adults aged 35-55 years, even though it can affect individuals at any age. Back pain can occur suddenly or over an extended amount of time. Chronic back pain is characterized by pain that lasts 12 weeks or longer and is not alleviated by common self-care items such as rest, heat/ice and nonprescription medications.
The DRX9000 spinal decompression system is a cutting-edge machine that safely, effectively and gently stretches compressed joint spaces, leading to decreased pressure on the spinal nerves and discs that causes pain, weakness, numbness and tingling. The gradual stretching also allows for an increased flow of oxygen and healing nutrients to reach the discs, often contributing to improved spinal joint function.
If you live in the greater Tyler, Texas area and are interested in alleviating chronic back pain or neck pain without surgery, please contact the Pain Recovery Center of Tyler team to learn more about the DRX9000 spinal decompression system. You can also view our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Showing posts with label Spinal Decompression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spinal Decompression. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2017
DRX9000 | Spinal Decompression | Tyler TX
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Sunday, September 4, 2016
Spinal Decompression | Spine Pain | Tyler Texas
Many patients with an injured spinal disc causing chronic spine pain believe back or neck surgery is the only option. It simply is not. Spinal discs have the ability to heal on their own if properly treated by a pain physician. A safe, effective and non-invasive treatment option is the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system. The DRX9000™ system achieves decompression of the injured joint space and spinal disc without painful surgery. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, proudly serving the greater Tyler, Texas area, offers the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system designed to decompress the injured joint space and spinal disc in order to alleviate chronic back pain or neck pain.
Nonsurgical spinal decompression works by gently stretching the spine over an extended period of time, changing the forces and position of the spine. This change takes pressure off the injured spinal disc. As a result, many patients will experience alleviated spine pain associated with their injury. For example, a patient affected by a bulging or herniated disc will often experience relief from retraction of the injured disc. Spinal decompression takes pressure off the nerves and other critical structures in the spine, promoting movement of water, oxygen and nutrient-rich fluids into the injured disc in order to promote healthy healing.
For more resources on the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system, or to determine the cause of your spine pain, please contact the Tyler, Texas pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our entire blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Nonsurgical spinal decompression works by gently stretching the spine over an extended period of time, changing the forces and position of the spine. This change takes pressure off the injured spinal disc. As a result, many patients will experience alleviated spine pain associated with their injury. For example, a patient affected by a bulging or herniated disc will often experience relief from retraction of the injured disc. Spinal decompression takes pressure off the nerves and other critical structures in the spine, promoting movement of water, oxygen and nutrient-rich fluids into the injured disc in order to promote healthy healing.
For more resources on the DRX9000™ spinal decompression system, or to determine the cause of your spine pain, please contact the Tyler, Texas pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our entire blog article dedicated to this topic here.
Monday, February 8, 2016
Spinal Arthritis | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas
Spinal arthritis typically occurs in the facet joints and causes back pain and discomfort in millions of Americans. The pain may radiate along affected nerves to other parts of the body, including the buttocks or thighs. If you live in the Tyler, Texas area and suffer from spinal arthritis, contact the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler to discuss your pain management treatment options.
Spinal arthritis symptoms include neck and back pain, loss of motion, swollen joints and numbness. Some patients may experience a grating sensation caused by bone rubbing against bone and/or bone spurs. The condition is most commonly found in patients with certain criteria, including spinal injury, overuse of the spine, genetics, weight issues and smoking.
For additional information on spinal arthritis, or to learn about pain management options, contact the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, proudly serving the Tyler, Texas area. You can also visit our pain management blog here.
Spinal arthritis symptoms include neck and back pain, loss of motion, swollen joints and numbness. Some patients may experience a grating sensation caused by bone rubbing against bone and/or bone spurs. The condition is most commonly found in patients with certain criteria, including spinal injury, overuse of the spine, genetics, weight issues and smoking.
For additional information on spinal arthritis, or to learn about pain management options, contact the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, proudly serving the Tyler, Texas area. You can also visit our pain management blog here.
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Pain Management | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas
Millions of Americans suffer from all different types of pain, including chronic pain, back pain, neck pain and joint pain. Pain can occur from an injury, nerve damage or after a surgical treatment. A pain physician is trained to understand the physiology of pain, to evaluate patients with a number of varying pain symptoms and to treat pain with a wide number of pain management treatment options. You can depend on the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, located in Tyler, Texas, to help alleviate your pain.
The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler have extensive training in modern pain management technology and treatments. The physicians treat a number of health conditions, including:
The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler have extensive training in modern pain management technology and treatments. The physicians treat a number of health conditions, including:
- Whiplash
- Spinal stenosis
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Disc abnormalities
- Failed back surgery syndrome
- Sciatica
- Osteoarthritis
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Work Injury | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler offers a number of pain management treatment options and programs for Tyler, Texas patients who have experienced a work injury. In many cases, a work related injury may not result in immediate pain. The pain may go unnoticed for days or even weeks. It is important to visit one of our pain physicians immediately after a work accident. Early intervention can lead to a proper recovery in the majority of patients.
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler's goal is to get our Tyler, Texas patients back to work as quickly as possible following a work injury. Our pain physicians can help injured workers with workers’ compensation cases and claims. If you are an employer, attorney, chiropractor or individual searching for work injury assistance, please contact our pain management team today for more resources. You can also visit our blog here for more detailed information.
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler's goal is to get our Tyler, Texas patients back to work as quickly as possible following a work injury. Our pain physicians can help injured workers with workers’ compensation cases and claims. If you are an employer, attorney, chiropractor or individual searching for work injury assistance, please contact our pain management team today for more resources. You can also visit our blog here for more detailed information.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Spinal Decompression | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas
Spinal decompression using the DRX9000™ system is an effective way for Tyler, Texas patients to alleviate back pain or neck pain without undergoing back surgery. Our pain physicians can provide patients with lumbar (back) decompression and/or cervical (neck) decompression. This pain management option, available at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, effectively treats neck pain and back pain.
The DRX9000 True Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression System™ can alleviate back pain and neck pain caused by:
The DRX9000 True Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression System™ can alleviate back pain and neck pain caused by:
- Herniated discs/bulging discs
- Degenerative disc disease
- Failed back surgery
- Sciatica
- Posterior facet syndrome
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Neck Pain | Pain Physicians | Pain Recovery Center of Tyler
Many people will experience neck pain during their life. Most neck pain is acute, results from sudden trauma like whiplash or a muscle strain or sprain, and heals in a relatively short amount of time. If you suffer from neck pain, the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler in Tyler, Texas can help with a variety of pain management treatment options.
Neck pain can be caused by certain items that heal over time such as:
Neck pain can also be caused by health conditions and diseases such as:
If your neck pain doesn’t improve with rest, heat/ice and other at-home treatments, it is time to visit Pain Recovery Center of Tyler to discuss your pain management options. Our pain physicians specialize in neck pain treatments in Tyler, Texas. Please feel free to visit our blog here to learn more about neck pain.
Neck pain can be caused by certain items that heal over time such as:
- Muscle tension and strain such as sitting or sleeping in an awkward position
- Minor injuries such as a short fall
- Major injuries such as whiplash
Neck pain can also be caused by health conditions and diseases such as:
- Osteoporosis
- Fibromyalgia
- Arthritis
- Cervical herniated disc
- Cervical spinal stenosis
If your neck pain doesn’t improve with rest, heat/ice and other at-home treatments, it is time to visit Pain Recovery Center of Tyler to discuss your pain management options. Our pain physicians specialize in neck pain treatments in Tyler, Texas. Please feel free to visit our blog here to learn more about neck pain.
Back Pain | Pain Physicians | Pain Recovery Center of Tyler
Did you know back pain is one of the most common reasons individuals miss work? Did you know it is a leading cause of disability in the United States? If you suffer from back pain, the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler in Tyler, Texas can help with a variety of pain management treatment options.
Acute back pain is characterized by pain that lasts for five weeks or less. Individuals may wake up with pain one day or twist in a way that brings it on. Chronic back pain is characterized by pain that lasts 12 weeks or longer and is not alleviated by common self-care items such as rest, heat/ice and nonprescription medications.
Back pain often develops because of these health conditions:
If your back pain doesn’t improve with rest, heat/ice and other at-home treatments, it is time to visit Pain Recovery Center of Tyler to discuss your pain management treatment options. Our pain physicians specialize in back pain treatments for Tyler, Texas patients. Please feel free to learn more about back pain by visiting our blog.
Acute back pain is characterized by pain that lasts for five weeks or less. Individuals may wake up with pain one day or twist in a way that brings it on. Chronic back pain is characterized by pain that lasts 12 weeks or longer and is not alleviated by common self-care items such as rest, heat/ice and nonprescription medications.
Back pain often develops because of these health conditions:
- Muscle strain or muscle sprain
- Muscle tension
- Lifting, bending or twisting incorrectly
- Arthritis
- Bulging or ruptured discs
- Sciatica
- Osteoporosis
- Whiplash
- Scoliosis
If your back pain doesn’t improve with rest, heat/ice and other at-home treatments, it is time to visit Pain Recovery Center of Tyler to discuss your pain management treatment options. Our pain physicians specialize in back pain treatments for Tyler, Texas patients. Please feel free to learn more about back pain by visiting our blog.
Low Back Pain | Pain Physicians | Pain Recovery Center of Tyler
Many people spend countless hours each day sitting at a desk or other work station. The outcome can be low back pain. The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler in Tyler, Texas specialize in low back pain and the treatments associated with this condition.
The average American sits for thirteen hours a day and sleeps for eight hours. That is a total of 21 hours a day off their feet. With approximately only three hours of activity, low back pain can become a common occurrence. Standing and walking as much as possible is a better alternative to sitting as they burn more calories, tone muscles, improve posture, increase blood flow, reduce blood sugar and improve metabolism.
So, what about the connection between low back pain and sitting? Sitting is proven to be hard on the spine. The pressure inside of discs, those “shock absorbers” that lie between each vertebra in the spine, is higher when we sit compared with simply standing or lying down. To help relieve the pressure on discs and help alleviate low back pain, pain physicians recommend:
The average American sits for thirteen hours a day and sleeps for eight hours. That is a total of 21 hours a day off their feet. With approximately only three hours of activity, low back pain can become a common occurrence. Standing and walking as much as possible is a better alternative to sitting as they burn more calories, tone muscles, improve posture, increase blood flow, reduce blood sugar and improve metabolism.
So, what about the connection between low back pain and sitting? Sitting is proven to be hard on the spine. The pressure inside of discs, those “shock absorbers” that lie between each vertebra in the spine, is higher when we sit compared with simply standing or lying down. To help relieve the pressure on discs and help alleviate low back pain, pain physicians recommend:
- Getting up periodically and standing
- Sitting back in a chair and avoiding slouched positions
- Placing a lumbar roll behind the low back and chair/car seat
- Changing body position frequently when sitting
Friday, October 30, 2015
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler Leads the Way in Pain Management for Tyler, Texas.
When you're in pain, getting the
right pain management treatment is what's most important. That's why Pain
Recovery Center of Tyler offers various pain relieving therapies for
our Tyler, Texas patients. Whether it's a simple strain or a chronic disc
problem in your spine, our pain management physicians will locate the cause of
your pain and prescribe the best course of treatment.
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler’s treatment options utilize more than 15 safe and effective therapies to target the source of your pain and return you to a normal, pain free lifestyle.
Our pain physicians offer the following pain management treatments to our Tyler, Texas patients:
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler’s treatment options utilize more than 15 safe and effective therapies to target the source of your pain and return you to a normal, pain free lifestyle.
Our pain physicians offer the following pain management treatments to our Tyler, Texas patients:
Our pain
physicians have additional training in modern pain management technology and
treatments. We also have many successes with a variety of pain-causing
conditions ranging from arthritis to whiplash to work-related injuries. Pain
Recovery Center of Tyler uses the most comprehensive treatments, calling upon
the expertise of chiropractors, physical therapists, orthopedic and
occupational medicine specialists along with a host of injection therapies,
nerve blocks and leading-edge diagnostic technologies.
Pain Recovery Center of Tyler is a multidisciplinary clinic that strives to provide chronic pain relief through pain management techniques. Our pain physicians' goals and mission is to help each and all of our Tyler, Texas patients overcome pain using the most modern and conservative pain management techniques available today.
To learn more about Pain Recovery Center of Tyler and our pain physicians, please visit one of the links below.
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Pain Recovery Center of Tyler is a multidisciplinary clinic that strives to provide chronic pain relief through pain management techniques. Our pain physicians' goals and mission is to help each and all of our Tyler, Texas patients overcome pain using the most modern and conservative pain management techniques available today.
To learn more about Pain Recovery Center of Tyler and our pain physicians, please visit one of the links below.
Website: http://www.paincentertyler.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PainDoctortyler
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PainDoctorTyler
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