Cervical & Lumbar Traction Maryville TN

At Align Health in Maryville, TN, we offer cervical and lumbar traction as non-invasive treatment options for certain neck, back, and spine-related concerns.

Traction uses controlled force to gently stretch targeted areas of the spine and may be incorporated into chiropractic or recovery-focused care when appropriate.

WHY IS TRACTION USED?

Patients may explore cervical or lumbar traction for concerns involving:

• Neck discomfort

• Lower back discomfort

• Spinal stiffness

• Limited mobility

• Certain disc-related concerns

• Nerve irritation

• Persistent musculoskeletal discomfort

CERVICAL VS. LUMBAR TRACTION

CERVICAL TRACTION

Focuses on the neck and upper portion of the spine.

LUMBAR TRACTION

Focuses on the lower back and lumbar spine.

Your provider will determine whether either approach is appropriate based on your symptoms and evaluation.

PART OF AN INTEGRATED TREATMENT PLAN

Traction may be used alongside:

• Chiropractic Care

• K-Laser Therapy

• PEMF Therapy

• Massage Therapy

• Therapeutic Ultrasound

• Other supportive therapies

Not every patient requires traction or multiple treatment modalities.

WHY CHOOSE ALIGN HEALTH?

• Personalized chiropractic care

• Non-invasive treatment options

• Multiple therapies in one location

• Experienced local providers

• Convenient care in Maryville, TN

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

IS TRACTION THE SAME AS SPINAL DECOMPRESSION?

They are related approaches that use controlled stretching or traction of the spine, but the equipment and treatment protocols may differ.

IS TRACTION PAINFUL?

Treatment is designed to be gentle, although individual experiences can vary.

IS TRACTION RIGHT FOR EVERYONE?

No. Certain conditions may make traction inappropriate. Your provider will evaluate your health history and symptoms before recommending treatment.

TRACTION THERAPY CLOSE TO HOME

If neck or lower back discomfort is affecting your movement and daily activities, Align Health offers cervical and lumbar traction right here in Maryville, Tennessee.