Spinal Decompression in Rocklin
Get Relief from Disc Pain and Nerve Pressure
When nerves are irritated or discs are compressed, the pain can feel relentless. Whether it’s shooting, stabbing, burning, or just constantly there, spine-related discomfort can make even basic tasks, like sitting at your desk or driving, feel unbearable.
That’s where spinal decompression therapy comes in. At Hoffart Chiropractic, we offer this non-invasive therapy to help relieve pressure on spinal joints, discs, and nerves, particularly in the lower back. It’s not just about temporary relief. The goal is to create space for your spine to heal and improve joint fluid exchange. Motion, after all, fuels “lotion”—that natural synovial fluid your joints need to stay mobile and pain-free.
How It Works and What It Helps
Decompression gently stretches the spine using computer-guided traction, relieving pressure between vertebrae. This technique can reduce nerve impingement and allow herniated or bulging discs to settle into a better position. This often means less pain, less inflammation, and better function overall.
Conditions that may benefit from spinal decompression include:
- Lumbar disc herniations or degenerative disc disease
- Sciatica or nerve root compression
- Facet joint irritation
- Chronic low back stiffness or pain
- Failed back surgery syndrome
We often pair this therapy with muscle-based techniques or chiropractic care when appropriate, depending on what’s driving your symptoms.
Start with a Trial; Our No-Pressure Approach
You won’t be asked to commit to dozens of visits upfront. Instead, we offer a short trial, typically six sessions over two to three weeks, to see how your body responds. You pay per visit; no oversized packages or contracts are required. If you’re improving, we continue. If not, we reassess or explore other options.
Find Out if Decompression Is Right for You
If disc pain or nerve pressure is limiting your lifestyle, spinal decompression may be the missing piece. Reach out today to schedule a consultation and learn whether this gentle, strategic approach fits your needs.