Spinal Stenosis

Relief from Spinal Stenosis Pain in Woodstock at Georgia Spine & Disc

Patients Find Relief from Spinal Stenosis with Georgia Spine & Disc's Spinal Decompression

Multiple back injuries increase a patient's risk of developing spinal stenosis. When the condition develops, it causes the spinal column to narrow, which puts extra pressure on the nerves in the spine. As the nerves are pinched, pain shoots down the back, arms, and legs. Patients with spinal stenosis also usually experience weakness, numbness, aching, and tingling.

The Relationship between Spinal Stenosis and Degenerative Disc Disease

Degenerative Disc Disease is one of the leading causes of spinal stenosis. Because the condition deteriorates the discs and ligaments in the spine, it increases the likelihood of a bulging or herniated disc. The extra pressure flattens the spine over time, causing pain in the back, neck, arms, and legs.

The hypertrophy induced by arthritis also causes spinal stenosis. Patients with hypertrophy generally report pain due to enlargement and degradation of the bones. Eventually the bones invade the spinal column, pressing the spinal nerves and causing back pain.

Treatment Options for Spinal Stenosis

While spinal stenosis can result from multiple medical conditions, it often stems from Degenerative Disc Disease. When induced by Degenerative Disc Disease, spinal stenosis can usually be treated non-surgically with spinal decompression treatment at Georgia Spine & Disc. This treatment reduces nerve pressure and the resulting back pain. Spinal decompression also stops the progress of arthritis and Degenerative Disc Disease.

At Georgia Spine & Disc the Spinal Decompression System provides patients with cutting-edge back pain treatment. This non-surgical procedure is both safe and effective for spinal stenosis.

Learn more about treating your spinal stenosis with Georgia Spine & Disc's spinal decompression therapy. To schedule your free consultation, call (770) 926-9495 today.

How do I get started?

Contact our office at (770) 926-9495 to schedule an initial consultation with the Doctor to determine your individual situation. Medical Evaluation and Diagnostic testing procedures should be performed prior to beginning any treatment in order to determine the most effective process. After carefully studying your case history and exam findings, the Doctor will sit down and explain his recommended plan of action for you. After answering any questions you may have about the recommended plan, you may begin your care.

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