Vax-D for Sciatica
Vax-D for sciatica was the very first popular version of modern
spinal decompression
which achieved recognition for really providing a true and permanent cure for some types of
sciatic nerve pain.
Vax-D is a wonderful therapy that caught my attention years ago, as I struggled to find a cure for my own
chronic sciatica
pain. Since then, the technology has evolved considerably and has become one of the hottest trends in back care.
What is Vax-D for Sciatica?Vax-D for Sciatica TreatmentWhen patients are accepted in the VAX-D program, they will receive between 15 and 25 sessions over the course of a one month period. Many patients might be instructed to come everyday, while others might come 3 to 5 times a week. The particulars of the patient’s sciatica condition will decide the extent, location and duration of the treatments. Most sessions last for 30 to 45 minutes and should not cause any pain. In fact, most patients enjoy the feeling of decompression, after the initial nervousness of the first session passes.VAX-D demonstrates great results for permanently relieving pain from herniated and degenerated discs and slightly less auspicious statistics for resolving facet joint and osteoarthritic pain. A small minority of patients might need to return for follow up care at some time in the future, if their pain returns at a later date. Vax-D for Sciatica AdviceVAX-D was the first modern decompression system I personally witnessed in action many yeas ago. Since then, I have enjoyed demonstrations of all the major systems, but still see the value of the VAX procedure, despite the fierce competition it now shares from the AccuSpina and especially the DRX9000 systems.I recommend spinal decompression for patients with confirmed cases of structural disc pain. Remember, that many disc conditions are misdiagnosed, so it might be virtually impossible to get a confirmation of true spinal causation… It is also a great treatment option for patients who will not accept the explanation of ischemic sciatica pain, which is by far more common than any spinal source. Spinal decompression is always preferable over surgery and offers permanent results in most patients. The best point is that the treatment is finite and only will take a short time to complete. No ongoing loss of time or continual hemorrhaging of money here… On the downside, the treatment is not cheap and might not be covered under all medical insurance plans. Still, as far medical sciatica treatments go, this one gets a thumbs up virtually every time… Vax-D for Sciatica to Sciatica 7/20/08 Revised 7/30/11 |
Sensei Adam Rostocki
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