Flexion Distraction

Flexion Distraction - Dr. Louis Granirer Holistic Chiropractor

Flexion Distraction - Dr. Louis Granirer Holistic Chiropractor Flexion Distraction Therapy for Spinal Pain in Kingston Ulster County NY 12401

"Flexion Distraction is an advanced chiropractic technique for healing spinal injuries. I find it to be a safe alternative to spine surgery that has proven very successful."

-Dr. Louis Granirer
NY Chiropractor

Flexion Distraction Therapy for Spinal Pain in Kingston Ulster County NY 12401

Flexion Distraction Therapy in NY is a safe chiropractic practice for treating injuries of the spine as an alternative to surgery. This type of spinal manipulation therapy has been very successful in treating back and spine pain related to:

 

  • Herniated or Slipped Discs
  • Neck and Shoulder Pain
  • Pinched Nerves
  • Lower Back Pain
  • Pain in the Legs due to Sciatica
  • Pain in the Arms, Wrists, and Joints
  • Spinal Stenosis
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Flexion Distraction Therapy for Spinal Pain in Kingston Ulster County, New York

Flexion Distraction for Spinal Injury and Pain Relief

Flexion distraction requires a specialized chiropractic table, which can be adjusted to almost any position. I use it to carefully stretch the spine, or the affected area that is causing you discomfort. This table isolates and allows me to target a healing therapy to the damaged area.


Relief from pain occurs when the healing process realigns the affected area away from the nerve, and towards its proper position. This is a painless treatment with a proven history of success for my patients.

Chiropractic Flexion Distraction to Treat Spinal Stenosis


One of the best ways to show how Flexion Distraction treatment can help heal is to apply the technique to Spinal Stenosis, a very common ailment for older patients because it is a normal part of the aging process. Symptoms may start appearing as early as your 30th birthday, but are more common between the ages of 50 and 60.


Simply defined, Spinal Stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal. As a result, the spine begins to compress the nerves and the spinal cord, causing pain and numbness, like pins and needles, and results in less flexibility and range of motion. It can occur in any part of the spine, but is most common in the lumbar region. Think of the "lumbar adjustment" setting you probably have in your car. The lumbar region is at the bottom of your spine.


Flexion Distraction is a Chiropractic treatment that helps me to realign the part of your spine that is causing you pain. Most often, I am able to use this healing technique to increase space between the vertebrae and reduce pressure on the affected nerves. 


Flexion Distraction Therapy


Holistic simply means to treat the body as a whole instead of just the affected area. Depending on your diagnosis, I have greater success with patients that allow me to expand healing therapies.  


In the case of this example where Flexion Distraction would be the primary part of your treatment, I could also recommend a daily ritual of stretching exercises, ChiroYoga, or Acupressure. The more energy we restore to improving the flexibility and movement of your spine, the healthier you will become. Of course, every patient is unique.

Contact Hudson Valley Chiropractor Dr. Louis Granirer for Flexion Distraction Therapy

Contact Hudson Valley Chiropractor Dr. Louis Granirer for Flexion Distraction Therapy

As a NY Chiropractor skilled in the treatment of Flexion Distraction, I hope you sense my passion and sincere care for helping you achieve a higher level of wellness, by reducing your pain and discomfort. This is why I offer a free consultation for new patients, in the hopes I'll be happy to show you a personal plan of health that is easy to manage and gets you the results your body needs as quick as possible.

Contact Dr. Louis Granirer today.

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