DRS Protocol™ FAQs in Little Rock

The DRS Protocol™ (Decompression, Reduction and Stabilization) is a non-invasive protocol used to treat patients with disc-related conditions associated with low back and neck pain. The best way to determine if the DRS Protocol™ is the best treatment option for you is to schedule an appointment at our Little Rock office for a thorough examination of your spine and an overall health assessment.

Our clinic uses advanced technology developed by a team of multidisciplinary professionals including chiropractors, neurologists, physical therapists and orthopedic surgeons to treat the following conditions:

• Failed back surgeries
• Bulging/herniated discs
• Degenerative disc disease
• Facet Syndrome
• Numbness and tingling of extremities

Extensive clinical studies confirm thousands of patients have achieved long-lasting results with Spinal Decompression Therapy with no side effects or resulting debilitating conditions commonly associated with long-term pain medication use and surgical procedures. Treatment is painless, in fact, many people report the treatments are relaxing.

Every patient is different. Decompression Therapy utilizes a computerized device to relieve pressure over a series of visits by gently pulling on the compressed disc creating pain and discomfort. As spinal column discs and nerves regain proper alignment pain diminishes and the spine is returned to a more normal, healthy condition. Patients report less pain, better range of motion and increased mobility after treatment.

Along with decompression therapy, we may recommend alternative solutions including customized physical therapy programs, chiropractic treatments and braces to stabilize your spinal column.

In addition to the alternatives and complementary treatments listed above, some patients achieve positive results with electrical muscle stimulation or ultrasound to promote healing.