Traction Therapy

Traction Therapy is a rehabilitation technique that involves using specialized traction devices and equipment to apply a pulling force to a specific part of the body, typically the spine. This therapy is commonly used to treat spinal issues, particularly those related to the lumbar (lower back) and cervical (neck) regions.

Benefits of Traction Therapy:

• Increases Space Between Vertebrae: Traction helps to increase the gaps between vertebrae, reducing pressure on the spinal nerves.
• Relieves Nerve Compression: By alleviating compression on the nerve roots caused by herniated discs or vertebral misalignments, traction can reduce pain and numbness.
• Realigns Herniated Discs: Traction can assist in repositioning bulging or herniated discs, reducing pressure on surrounding tissues.
• Eases Muscle Spasms: It helps relieve muscle tension and spasms caused by spinal problems, restoring flexibility and comfort.
• Improves Blood Flow: Traction therapy can help reduce vertebral artery twisting, improving blood circulation.

Key Features:

• Non-invasive Treatment: Traction therapy is a physical, non-surgical treatment method that avoids the need for medication or surgery.
• Pain Relief: It is highly effective in relieving pain caused by nerve compression, herniated discs, and spinal misalignments.
• Spinal Health Recovery: Over time, regular traction therapy promotes the recovery of spinal health and reduces the likelihood of recurrent issues.

Traction therapy is commonly used to treat conditions like cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, and sciatica.