If you're struggling with spinal stenosis and other treatments haven't worked, Disc Therapy Institute offers non-invasive, drug-free solutions that target the root cause, relieve nerve pressure, and support natural healing. We've helped many find lasting relief and get back to the activities they love. You deserve to move comfortably again, we're here to help.
Chronic pain doesn't have to shape your future. At the Disc Therapy Institute, we offer real hope through the SpineMED® Decompression Table, a non-invasive, drug-free solution designed for lasting relief. It’s time to rediscover your mobility, restore your vitality, and reclaim the life you deserve. Contact us today to see if you qualify, and take the first step toward lasting healing and a pain-free future.
Spinal stenosis occurs when spaces in the spine narrow, putting pressure on the spinal nerves. This can lead to pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness in the neck, back, or limbs. It often develops gradually from age-related wear, especially in those with osteoarthritis, but can also result from herniated discs, bone overgrowth, or rare causes like tumors. Lumbar stenosis (lower back) is most common, while cervical stenosis affects the neck. Early recognition and knowing the type of stenosis are key to choosing the right treatment and improving mobility.
Spinal stenosis is most often caused by age-related spinal degeneration, especially in people over 50. As discs dry out and shrink, the spinal canal narrows, often worsened by osteoarthritis and bone spurs. Other causes include herniated discs, thickened ligaments, spinal injuries, tumors, or being born with a narrow spinal canal. In some cases, scar tissue from spinal surgery may also contribute. These issues can lead to nerve compression, causing pain, numbness, or other neurological symptoms.
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