New Alternative Back Pain Treatments Part 2

As the battle against lower back pain rages on… doctors have newer computerized medical treatments that are proving effective. This is good news for the reported 90% of US adults who will suffer at least one week of debilitating back pain in their life time. Back pain caused by subluxation, strain, disc degeneration, disc bulge and herniation, facet syndrome and stenosis are now being eliminated by the next generation of medical devices.

DRX9000 Spinal Decompression
This amazing back pain relief machine takes your grandfather’s traction and stands it on its ear! Controlled by 2 computers and a patented bi-directional motor, this device is truly incredible. One look and you know you are looking at an aerospace quality instrument. But what’s amazing about this machine is the results it gets.

The manufacturer touts an 86% success rate, but operators in the field are finding even higher rates! Several studies have been completed showing this FDA cleared device to be an effective alternative to surgery in cases of disc degeneration, bulge and herniation. Cases of chronic lower back pain, sciatica, facet syndrome and stenosis have been relegated to the history books thanks to this powerful new weapon against chronic back pain.

The treatments are comfortable and while you lie back and relax, the DRX9000 slowly decompresses your discs, which allows water to re-enter the discs to nourish and repair dried out, damaged discs. Bulging disc tissue is slowly sucked back inward to remove irritation from painful spinal nerves.

But before you run out and try to jump on a machine, you must know this treatment is not for everyone. In the wrong hands and without properly screening patients, there could be complications. And, this is no cure all. Some cases do not meet the medical qualifications for DRX therapy. So before you jump on this, follow this link to see a video demonstration and learn more about this amazing new alternative back pain treatment and see if your lower back pain and sciatica are ready to be history: http://www.spinediscrehab.com/drx9000.htm

New Alternative Back Pain Treatments Part 1

If you’ve been hurting and looking for a cure for lower back pain, here aer some newer treatments you should know about.

Chronic back pain in particular, is a scourge. It is reported that upwards of 90% of American Adults will suffer back pain in their lifetime. Back pain costs this country more in lost man hours and lost productivity than any other medical condition. Lower back pain is the most common cause of worker’s compensation claims.

Unfortunately, even though the problem is widespread, historically there have been relatively few successful chronc low back pain cures. Thanks to newer computer technology, however, doctors have so much more in their arsenal in the war on back pain.

Cold Laser Therapy
One of the new alternative back pain treatments is Cold Laser therapy. Low light energy is emitted from a small hand-held device that has been clinically proven to help fight the pain and inflammation of arthritis and other causes of chronic low back pain. This FDA cleared treatment has been around for some time, but until recently it was used primarily by sports physicians caring for elite athletes like Lance, Tiger, our US Olympians and many NFL, NBA and MLB players. Cold laser is emerging as one of the fastest growing therapies today for all sorts of conditions including low back and leg pain (sciatica).

Cold laser treatments are brief, about 6 minutes and are often used at the same time massage, stretching or other exercises are done to loosen tight muscles, stimulate nerves and remove inflammation. Because it is a light therapy, you cannot feel it. It is totally painless. And in the hands of a careful and competent doctor, there are no side effects. Patients often experience relief within only a few visits.

To learn more about Cold Laser Therapy and see if it can help your painful back, follow this link:
http://www.drmarks.com/cold_laser_therapy_for_carpal_tunnel_sciatica_and_whiplash.html