What Conditions Can Spinal
Decompression Surgery Correct?

Spinal decompression surgery is considered for various conditions, including:

• Herniated Disc: When a disc's inner gel-like material leaks through the outer layer, causing pressure on nearby nerves and resulting in pain or weakness.
• Bulging Disc: When a disc extends beyond its normal boundaries, causing irritation or compression of adjacent nerves.
• Spinal Stenosis: When the spinal canal narrows, putting pressure on the spinal cord or nerves and leading to pain or difficulty walking.
• Degenerative Disc Disease: When the spinal discs degenerate over time, causing pain and limited mobility.

Spinal decompression surgery aims to alleviate symptoms and restore function, but non-invasive treatments like Class IV Laser Therapy can be considered as effective alternatives.

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