Looking for relief from herniated discs or sciatica? Our spinal decompression therapy in Wilmington, NC provides a non-surgical solution to alleviate spinal pressure and restore function. Dr. Harris offers state-of-the-art decompression technology to treat chronic back and neck pain, helping you regain comfort and quality of life.
Request an AppointmentSpinal decompression is a powerful non-invasive therapy for individuals with disc issues, nerve impingements, and chronic pain in the back or neck. Dr. Harris utilizes modern traction-based equipment to gently stretch the spine, which helps relieve pressure, improve disc hydration, and promote healing. This therapy is especially effective for patients with herniated discs, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, and sciatica. Throughout your treatment, Dr. Harris monitors your progress and makes real-time adjustments to ensure you’re responding well and safely. Decompression is an excellent alternative to surgery for many people and is frequently sought out by patients researching “back pain relief Wilmington NC.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What does spinal decompression feel like?
The therapy is gentle and relaxing. Many patients feel a light stretch along their spine and even fall asleep during treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
Treatment frequency varies based on your condition. Dr. Harris will recommend a schedule tailored to your recovery timeline, with reassessments built in.
Is spinal decompression covered by insurance?
It depends on your plan. Our team will verify your benefits and explain all costs upfront.
How is decompression different from inversion tables?
Clinical decompression uses precise, motorized traction in a controlled setting—much more advanced and safer than home equipment.
Will decompression cure my condition?
While not a “cure” it’s highly effective at reducing symptoms, improving function, and avoiding surgery in many cases.
Who should not receive decompression?
Patients with fractures, tumors, or certain spinal implants may not qualify. Dr. Harris performs a full assessment to ensure safety.