Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression in Hamlin, FL

DRX9000 Decompression for Herniated Discs, Bulging Discs, Sciatica and Disc-Related Back or Neck Pain

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DRX9000 Spinal Decompression at ReliefNow Hamlin

ReliefNow® Disc Joint & Nerve Center Hamlin offers non-surgical spinal decompression using the DRX9000. This treatment focuses on disc and nerve-related spinal problems, including herniated discs, bulging discs, sciatica and degenerative disc disease.

When a disc bulges or degenerates, it can irritate nearby nerves and cause pain, numbness or tingling. Decompression applies controlled spinal distraction intended to reduce pressure on the affected disc and nerve.

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What Is Spinal Decompression?

Non-surgical spinal decompression is a treatment that gently and gradually stretches the spine to reduce pressure on spinal discs and nearby nerves. It is used for certain disc-related causes of back pain, neck pain and sciatica.

 

How DRX9000 Spinal Decompression Works

Positioning. You lie on your back on the padded DRX9000 table, fully clothed. Harnesses secure your upper body and pelvis so the stretch is directed to the targeted area of the spine.

Controlled distraction. A computer-controlled system applies a gradual pulling force, then eases off in repeating cycles. The clinician sets the treatment parameters for your condition.

Intended goal. The treatment is intended to lower pressure within the affected disc and reduce stress on irritated nerves.

What you may feel. Most patients feel a gentle stretch in the spine. Tell the clinician right away if anything feels uncomfortable.

Tracking progress. Your pain, mobility and radiating symptoms are reassessed during care, and the plan is adjusted based on your response.

DRX9000 Spinal Decompression vs. Traditional Traction

Both approaches stretch the spine. Traditional traction typically applies a steady or intermittent pull, while the DRX9000 uses computer-controlled cycles that gradually increase and decrease the force.

The gradual cycles are designed to help limit the muscle guarding that can occur with a sudden pull. Neither approach is right for every patient, and your evaluation determines which option, if any, fits your condition.

Disc and Nerve Conditions We Evaluate

Herniated Discs

A herniated disc occurs when the soft inner material of a disc pushes through its tougher outer layer. It can press on a nearby nerve and cause sharp or radiating pain.

Bulging Discs

A bulging disc extends beyond its normal boundary without the outer layer breaking open. Some bulges cause no symptoms, while others contribute to back or neck pain.

Sciatica

Sciatica is pain that travels from the lower back into the buttock and leg along the sciatic nerve. A herniated or bulging disc is a common cause, but not the only one.

Degenerative Disc Disease

Spinal discs lose height and hydration over time. This can lead to stiffness, back or neck pain and, in some cases, nerve irritation.

Disc-Related Lower Back Pain

Lower back pain from a disc often worsens with sitting, bending or lifting. It may stay in the back or travel into the hips and legs.

Disc-Related Neck Pain

Disc problems in the neck can cause neck pain and stiffness, along with pain, tingling or numbness that travels into the shoulder, arm or hand.

Symptoms We Look For

Radiating pain, tingling, numbness, weakness and restricted movement can be linked to disc problems. They can also come from other conditions, which is why an evaluation comes first.

If your pain comes mainly from inflamed muscles or soft tissue rather than a disc, Class IV laser therapy may be a better fit or may be used alongside decompression.

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Who May Be a Candidate for Spinal Decompression?

You may be a candidate if your evaluation shows that a disc problem is a likely source of your symptoms.

  • You have been diagnosed with a herniated or bulging disc
  • You have sciatica or arm pain that appears to be disc-related
  • You have back or neck pain linked to degenerative disc disease
  • You want to explore conservative care before considering surgery

Candidacy is decided after reviewing your history, exam findings and any available imaging.

When Spinal Decompression May Not Be Recommended

Spinal decompression is not appropriate for everyone. Situations that typically rule out treatment or require further evaluation include:

  • Pregnancy
  • Spinal fractures, tumors or infections
  • Previous spinal fusion or implanted spinal hardware
  • Advanced osteoporosis
  • Abdominal aortic aneurysm

Your provider reviews your full medical history before recommending decompression.

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What Causes Disc Problems?

Disc problems often develop over time due to a combination of stress, injury, and natural degeneration.

  • Disc degeneration: Discs gradually lose hydration and flexibility, which can make them more prone to bulging or herniation.
  • Repetitive stress and posture: Long periods of sitting and repeated bending or lifting can increase pressure on spinal discs.
  • Injury or trauma: Accidents, lifting injuries or sudden movements can damage or weaken a disc.
  • Disc bulges and herniations: When disc material pushes outward, it can press on nearby nerves.
  • Nerve compression: Pressure on a spinal nerve can cause pain, numbness, tingling or weakness.
  • Everyday wear: Years of daily activity place ongoing stress on the discs of the lower back and neck.
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Meet the Doctor

Jeff Shevbosky – Orange Wellness

DR. JEFFREY N. SHEBOVSKY

Chiropractor

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Since 1994, Dr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky ("Dr. Jeff") has been helping Central Florida patients find lasting relief through advanced, non-drug, non-surgical treatments. With more than 30 years of experience and having owned and operated seven successful practices throughout his career, Dr. Jeff has remained at the forefront of innovative technologies designed to help patients avoid unnecessary medications and surgery. Dr. Jeff and his team specialize in personalized treatment programs utilizing advanced therapies such as Class IV laser therapy, non-surgical spinal decompression, regenerative medicine, focused shockwave therapy, chiropractic and customized rehabilitation. Every treatment plan is designed to address the underlying cause of pain, not simply mask the symptoms.
I look forward to assisting you on your journey towards a life filled with higher levels of health and vitality!
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Goals of Spinal Decompression Treatment

Decompression is intended to reduce mechanical stress on injured discs and irritated nerves. Results vary, and progress is measured at follow-up visits.

Reduce Pressure on Discs and Nerves

  • • Gently stretches the targeted spinal segments
  • • Aims to reduce pressure on irritated nerve roots
  • • May help ease radiating pain, numbness or tingling

Support the Disc Environment

  • • Cyclic stretching is intended to lower pressure inside the disc
  • • Focuses on the disc level identified in your evaluation
  • • Settings are adjusted for your condition

Improve Comfort With Movement

  • • May reduce back or neck pain during daily tasks
  • • Progress is measured by changes in pain and mobility
  • • May be paired with exercises that support the spine

An Outpatient, Non-Invasive Treatment

  • • No incisions or needles
  • • You remain clothed during treatment
  • • Performed in our Hamlin clinic

Part of a Personalized Plan

  • • Treatment parameters are set for your condition
  • • The plan is adjusted based on your response
  • • May be combined with other treatments when appropriate
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What to Expect at Your First Visit

  1. Health history. We review your medical history, medications and any past spinal injuries or surgeries.
  2. Symptoms. We discuss where you feel pain, numbness or tingling, when it started and what makes it better or worse.
  3. Previous treatment. We ask what you have already tried, such as physical therapy, medication or injections, and how you responded.
  4. Existing imaging. Bring any MRI or X-ray reports you have so we can review them alongside your symptoms.
  5. Physical evaluation. We assess posture, movement, strength, reflexes and sensation to help locate the source of your symptoms.
  6. Candidacy. We determine whether a disc problem is likely and whether decompression is appropriate for you.
  7. Treatment discussion. If decompression fits, we explain the recommended plan. If it does not, we discuss other options.
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Other Treatments at ReliefNow Hamlin

Spinal decompression is one of several treatments available at our Hamlin clinic.

Your evaluation determines which of these, if any, fits your condition. Some patients need only one treatment, while others receive a combined plan.

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Spinal Decompression FAQs

1Can spinal decompression help a herniated disc?
It may. Spinal decompression is commonly used for herniated discs because it is intended to reduce pressure on the disc and nearby nerves. Results vary, and your evaluation determines whether your condition is a good fit.
2Can spinal decompression help sciatica?
It may help when sciatica is caused by a herniated or bulging disc pressing on a nerve root. Sciatica can also have other causes that need a different approach. We identify the likely cause before recommending treatment.
3What is the DRX9000?
The DRX9000 is a computer-controlled spinal decompression system. You lie on a padded table while the system applies gradual, cyclical distraction to the spine. The clinician sets the treatment parameters based on your condition.
4Is spinal decompression painful?
Most patients describe a gentle stretching sensation rather than pain. Tell the clinician if you feel discomfort so the treatment can be reviewed. Some patients notice mild soreness afterward.
5Is spinal decompression the same as traction?
Not exactly. Both stretch the spine, but traditional traction typically applies a steady or intermittent pull. The DRX9000 uses computer-controlled cycles that gradually increase and decrease the force. Neither is right for every patient.
6How many visits might be recommended?
The number of visits depends on your diagnosis, how long you have had symptoms and how you respond. Decompression is usually delivered as a series of visits rather than a single session. We recommend a plan after your evaluation and adjust it based on your progress.
7Do I need an MRI?
Not always. If you already have an MRI or X-ray, bring the report to your first visit. Your provider will decide whether imaging is needed based on your symptoms and exam findings.
8Who should not receive spinal decompression?
Decompression is generally not recommended during pregnancy or for patients with spinal fractures, tumors, infections, advanced osteoporosis, spinal fusion or implanted spinal hardware, or an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Your provider reviews your full history to decide whether it is appropriate for you.

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If a herniated disc, bulging disc or sciatica is affecting your day, our Hamlin team can evaluate the cause and explain your options.

Request an appointment to find out whether spinal decompression is right for you.

Spinal Decompression in Hamlin, FL

Our Hamlin clinic at 5736 Hamlin Groves Trail, Suite 154, provides DRX9000 spinal decompression for patients with disc-related back and neck pain.

Patients also visit from nearby communities, including:

  • Horizon West
  • Winter Garden
  • Windermere
  • Orlando

Call 407-706-4944 to schedule a spinal decompression evaluation.

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