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Spinal Decompression Therapy at VitalPhysio+ Bellandur
Gentle, non-surgical therapy to relieve back and neck pain by reducing pressure on your spinal discs and nerves. No injections. No surgery. Just targeted decompression for lasting relief.
How it works
How spinal decompression works
Our BTL spinal decompression system uses computer-controlled traction to gently stretch the spine. This creates negative intradiscal pressure, which helps retract herniated or bulging disc material, promotes the influx of healing nutrients, and reduces nerve compression.
Each session is precisely calibrated to your condition. You lie comfortably on the decompression table while the system delivers cyclical decompression forces — alternating between stretch and relaxation — for optimal disc healing.
What it treats
Conditions we treat with spinal decompression
Herniated Discs
Negative pressure retracts disc material away from compressed nerves, reducing pain and numbness.
Sciatica
Relieves sciatic nerve compression caused by disc bulges in the lumbar spine.
Degenerative Disc Disease
Promotes nutrient flow into dehydrated discs, slowing degeneration and easing chronic stiffness.
Chronic Back & Neck Pain
Addresses the root cause of spinal pain rather than masking symptoms with medication.
Your session
What to expect during a session
Step 1
Assessment
Your physiotherapist evaluates your MRI/imaging, symptoms, and movement to design a personalised decompression protocol.
Step 2
Setup
You lie on the decompression table and are secured with a harness. The system is calibrated to your exact weight and condition.
Step 3
Treatment (20–30 minutes)
The machine cycles through decompression and relaxation phases. Most patients find it comfortable — many fall asleep during treatment.
Step 4
Follow-up
Post-session, your therapist may apply ice, electrical stimulation, or manual therapy. A typical course is 15–20 sessions over 4–6 weeks.
Is spinal decompression right for you?
Book a consultation and bring your MRI or X-ray. Our physiotherapists will assess whether decompression therapy is suitable for your condition.
Related: Chronic Low Back Pain Guide