Intervertebral Differential Dynamics (IDD) Therapy
Treatment is a precise, computer-controlled, advanced form of spinal
decompression therapy used to open the disc space between targeted vertebrae
to alleviate the pain caused by disc compression and degeneration.
Compressed discs (also known as bulging, slipped, ruptured, prolapsed,
or herniated discs) are the root cause of many issues that affect our bodies
– not just the neck and back, but also arms, legs, and extremities.
How IDD Therapy® treatment goes beyond other decompression therapy options
By utilizing dynamic energy applied at differentiating levels of the spine to administer gentle motion (mobilization) during treatment to relieve pressure, IDD Therapy treatment is a more effective bulging and herniated disc treatment, degenerative disc treatment, sciatica treatment – in short, a better treatment option for most causes of lower back pain.
IDD Therapy treatment is ONLY administered using the Accu-SPINA system. Both IDD Therapy treatment and the Accu-SPINA system were developed and advanced by neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, PTs, and other healthcare professionals, for the non-surgical resolution of back and neck pain. After decades of use, and millions of treatments, we are proud to say that IDD Therapy treatment has maintained an exemplary safety record and outstanding success rates.
What are the goals of treatment?
IDD Therapy treatment is delivered by the Accu-SPINA System, an FDA cleared class II medical device which has three key aims:
- IDD Therapy is effective for degenerated disc and affects the health of the intervertebral disc
- IDD Therapy is one the best non-surgical spinal decompression treatments available today
- IDD Therapy spinal treatment helps realign spinal structures
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What does IDD Therapy® disc treatment feel like?
During a treatment, you may feel a slight stretch-like motion or movement of the bed under you, which is often accompanied by a sensation of relief in the region of your pain.
While some patients do experience immediate improvement after the first session, some may begin to feel their pre-treatment discomfort return or even increase slightly. This can occur because your spinal structures are unaccustomed to a full range of movements.
As with a new exercise regimen, the soreness will subside after subsequent treatments and the duration of relief between treatments will last longer and longer- even as you increase physical activity at home. Learn more about a treatment session.