Spinal Decompression Therapy

Welcome to Hood Health & Wellness, where we specialize in providing advanced spinal decompression therapy to address back pain and related conditions. Back pain is a prevalent issue in chiropractic care, and we’re dedicated to bringing spinal decompression to a new level to provide relief and improve your quality of life.

Personalized Treatment Approach

At Hood Health & Wellness, we understand that every individual is unique, which is why we offer personalized spinal decompression treatments tailored specifically to you. Our comprehensive approach combines a variety of treatments, therapies, and exercises to target the root cause of your back pain and promote healing.

Advanced Techniques for Effective Relief

Whether you’re dealing with a herniated disc, muscle tenderness, or compression fracture, our experienced team is ready to help you find relief. Our advanced spinal decompression techniques are designed to gently stretch and mobilize the spine, relieving pressure on compressed nerves and promoting proper alignment.

Compassionate Care, Lasting Results

When you choose Hood Health & Wellness for spinal decompression therapy, you can trust that you’re in caring and capable hands. Our team is committed to providing compassionate care and personalized attention to help you achieve lasting relief from back pain and regain your mobility and quality of life.

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Symptoms

Here’s an overview of the symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy, nerve pain, joint pain, and arthritic pain:

Peripheral Neuropathy:

Numbness, tingling, or burning sensations in the hands or feet.
Sharp, stabbing, or shooting pain, often described as pins and needles.
Loss of coordination and balance.
Weakness in the muscles, leading to difficulty with tasks like gripping objects or walking.
Sensitivity to touch or temperature changes.
Changes in skin texture or color, such as thinning or shiny skin.

Nerve Pain:

Shooting or radiating pain that follows the path of a specific nerve.
Electric shock-like sensations.
Burning or stabbing pain.
Hypersensitivity to touch.
Numbness or weakness in the affected area.
Difficulty with fine motor skills due to decreased sensation.

Joint Pain:

Persistent or intermittent pain in one or more joints.
Stiffness, especially after periods of inactivity or upon waking in the morning.
Swelling, tenderness, or redness around the affected joint.
Decreased range of motion.
Grinding or popping sensations with movement.
Joint instability or weakness.

Arthritic Pain:

Stiffness, especially in the morning or after periods of inactivity.
Swelling, warmth, or redness around the affected joint.
Decreased range of motion.
Joint deformities, such as bony growths or joint misalignment.
Fatigue or malaise, particularly during flare-ups.