Spinal Decompression in Kirkland, WA
A gentle, noninvasive approach designed to reduce pressure on the spine and support more comfortable movement.
Noninvasive Support for Back and Neck Concerns
Spinal decompression uses controlled, gentle traction to stretch targeted areas of the spine. This process is intended to reduce pressure affecting spinal discs, joints, and surrounding structures.
At Kirkland Chiropractic Clinic, spinal decompression is recommended only after evaluating your symptoms, health history, and individual needs.
Conditions Spinal Decompression May Address
Spinal decompression may be considered for patients experiencing:
- Persistent lower back pain
- Neck pain and stiffness
- Bulging or herniated discs
- Degenerative disc changes
- Sciatica or radiating discomfort
- Pressure affecting spinal nerves
- Limited spinal mobility
- Recurring discomfort related to disc problems
Because not every condition is appropriate for decompression, Dr. Bourree will determine whether it should be included in your care plan.
What to Expect During Treatment
During a spinal decompression session, you will remain comfortably positioned while controlled traction is applied to the appropriate area of your spine. Treatment settings are adjusted according to your condition and comfort.
Spinal decompression may be combined with chiropractic adjustments, corrective exercises, strengthening, or lifestyle recommendations to provide more complete support for your recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Treatment is designed to be gentle and comfortable. Some patients experience a mild stretching sensation as controlled traction is applied.
No. Chiropractic spinal decompression is a noninvasive treatment that does not involve injections, incisions, or surgical procedures.
The recommended number of sessions depends on your condition, symptoms, and response to care. Dr. Bourree will develop a personalized plan and monitor your progress.
Find Out if Spinal Decompression Is Right for You
Schedule an evaluation to learn whether noninvasive spinal decompression may help
support greater comfort and improved mobility.
