Flexion-Distraction, Traction, and Joint Mobilization for Bulging Discs Presented by Dr. Masoud Shamaeizadeh, Soft Touch Chiropractic – Porter Ranch, CA Why these gentle spinal methods matter Bulging or herniated discs often compress nearby nerves, causing back pain, sciatica, or leg numbness. Flexion-distraction, mechanical traction, and joint mobilization are gentle, non-surgical techniques that decompress the spine, restore mobility, and improve circulation in the affected joints. Research shows that controlled flexion-distraction and traction lower pressure inside the intervertebral disc, helping reduce irritation of nerve roots and ease pain naturally. How flexion-distraction and traction help
Benefits of joint mobilization Joint mobilization complements flexion-distraction by targeting the facet joints, sacroiliac joints, and soft tissues surrounding the spine. Key benefits include:
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Safety first Flexion-distraction and mobilization are low-force and well-tolerated, but contraindications include spinal fracture, infection, severe osteoporosis, or cancer affecting the spine. Always undergo proper evaluation and imaging before treatment. In summary, Flexion-distraction, traction, and joint mobilization provide a safe, research-supported, and non-invasive path to relieve pressure on bulging discs and restore mobility. When paired with personalized therapeutic exercise, these methods can help you move, sit, and sleep more comfortably—without relying on surgery or heavy medication. If you’re struggling with low-back pain or a bulging disc, contact Dr. Masoud Shamaeizadeh at Soft Touch Chiropractic in Porter Ranch, CA. We specialize in gentle chiropractic techniques, including flexion-distraction, traction, and joint mobilization, to help you heal naturally. 📞818-831-0100 Call today to schedule your evaluation and start feeling better! https://www.porterranchchiropractic.net/
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