
Flexion Distraction

What is the flexion distraction technique?
Flexion distraction is a chiropractic technique that uses a special table to stretch the lower spine in different directions, both helping to restore normal mobility and relieve pressure on tight areas.
This is a gentle, low-velocity technique is appreciated by many patients and is particularly useful for those with disc-related problems or abnormal spinal curves causing lower back irritation.
By gently separating and moving the joints, flexion distraction techniques can increase disc height, normalise joint movement, and reduce pressure on the nerves exiting the spine. Typically, patients lie face down on the hinged, which can move towards the floor, from side to side, or rotate.
How do flexion distraction technique work?
Benches with flexion distraction work by a hinge mechanism which allows the bench to stay horizontal on the upper body but has an ability to drop the lower section of the bench. By creating this separation it allows a gentle stretch to musculature while separating areas of the spine. flexion distraction techniques can increase disc height, normalise joint movement, and reduce pressure on the nerves exiting the spine. Typically, patients lie face down on the hinged, which can move towards the floor, from side to side, or rotate.
what are the benefits of flexion distraction?
Benefits of Flexion distraction techniques include an ability to increase disc height, normalise joint movement, which assists in reduce pressure on nerves exiting the spine. reducing symptoms such as sciatica or other benefits include:
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Spine Mobility
Disc herniations
Degenerative Discs
Stretching spinal muscles