Dr. Pete, a Leader in Chiropractic Services in Carrollton, GA

Dr. Pete Lazarnick is a seasoned and established chiropractor who  has been in practice for over 40 years, caring for the residents in Carrollton and surrounding areas. Our doctor sees patients for many structural issues; one health complaint from patients is spinal decompression treatment. Read on to find out what spinal decompression treatment entails.

What are the Spinal Issues that Respond to Decompression Treatment?

Dr. Lazarnick, or Dr. Pete, as his patients call him, explains that the health of your spine is vital because your spine supports your body. Your spine is a collection of vertebrae, ligaments, a central nerve, and spinal discs. The spine must remain flexible through the usual wear you put on your spine every day. 

Our doctor uses spinal decompression treatment on various spinal issues such as degenerative disc disease, bulging disks, pinched nerves, sciatica, spinal stenosis, bone spurs, or herniated discs; all cause some element of back pain. 

Decompression therapy helps to take the pressure off specific areas of your spine, thus decreasing or eliminating your back pain. The following types of treatment are essential and successful in relieving back pain, such as hot and cold packs, over-the-counter pain relievers, soft tissue therapy, exercises, stretches, bracing, taping, and gentle spinal adjustments. 

Decompression treatment is a reasonably new chiropractic treatment and has become more advanced. While advanced exercises, drugs, and surgery eliminate back pain, a chiropractic doctor uses different non-invasive and alternative approaches.  

Decompression of the spine is a non-surgical approach used on the back, neck, arms, or legs when your back pain is associated with degenerative spinal disc disease or a herniated disc. 

The Benefits of Calling for Help with Back Pain

Chiropractic doctors show proven and non-invasive results in treating back pain for long-term pain relief. Pain is not normal and, indeed, not a side effect of aging. Pain is the body's warning signal that something is wrong in the body. Never suffer needlessly from chronic back pain. 

Our doctor decides which spinal decompression procedure is correct for you, as treatment depends on your health and injury. Our doctor begins by providing you with the least invasive procedure possible. If this does not relieve your back pain, he may recommend another level of treatment. 

Our doctor wants to help you overcome spinal pain, but you must call for an appointment and consultation. Dr. Lazarnick can only help you if you call his office at 205A Bankhead Hwy, Carrollton, GA. You can reach the doctor by calling our office for your next spinal decompression treatment at 770-832-2226.