| About the NON-Surgical Spinal Decompression System |  | A wide variety or spinal techniques for the treatment of spinal conditions such as sciatica, pinched nerves, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis (a narrowing of the spinal canal), foraminal stenosis (a narrowing of where the nerve exits the spinal canal which is called the foramen), arthritis, herniated discs, bone spurs and scar tissue removal are performed at Dr. Jarmain's Spinal Clinic. |
| | Contact Dr. Jarmain now at 212-928-0900 for a free consultation. Just bring in your X-Rays and/or MRIs and Dr. Jarmain will evaluate them to see if you can become symptom free by undergoing a treatment plan especially designed for your spinal problem using the DRX9000. |
| Dr. Jarmain is proud to house a state-to-the-art Physical Therapy Department. A full range of physical therapy for spine and extremity related disorders is available at our clinic. When prescribed by our physicians, we provide two physical therapy sessions as part of our all inclusive cost.
Our Physical Therapist and Exercise Physiologist will provide our patients with a blend of modalities and techniques to compliment the NON-Surgical Spinal Decompression treatment. |  |
| One of the many common spine conditions that is treated at Dr. Jarmain's Clinic is foraminal stenosis, a narrowing of the foramen to the point where is compresses the spinal nerve inside the canal. Foraminal stenosis can be disabling in any patient and can cause severe pain in the lower back an legs, especially when standing or walking for any period of time. Patients with this condition frequently have to sit between brief periods of walking. Conventional surgical treatment for foraminal stenosis would be an open spinal surgery requiring an incision of anywhere from three to six inches or more and weeks, if not months, of recuperation.
The key to treating any spinal condition is obtaining the correct diagnosis. The doctors at Dr. Jarmain's clinic have diagnostic tools, such as X-Rays, MRI Scans and CT Scans at their disposal. We are also able to perform diagnostic and therapeutic injections to pinpoint the exact location of your spinal problem. |
|  | The average spine procedure lasts about 30 minutes. When the Doctor is sure theat the nerve is free and everything is completed, he removes the back belts to let the tissue and muscle go back to their natural position.
The next day the patient returns for a check-up. Physical therapy is often recommended. Physical therapy consists of a series of stretching exercises, walking, ice or heat, gentle electronic stimulation and a nice relaxing massage. | Each patient is given an instruction booklet so therapy can be continued at home.
See how you can get your life back in 20 visits. Over the weeks and months to come, you will see gradual and continuous improvement as the nerves and tissues heal. When you have a spine injury with nerve involvement, your muscles do not get the impulse, causing your muscles to atrophy. Nerves regenerate at the rate of approximately one inch per month. As it regenerates, nerve impulse will strengthen. That impulse is what allows your muscles to contract and stay strong. With time and exercise, your body can repair that damage, get stronger and you can gradually increase your list of activities.
Warm and friendly medical personnel are waiting for you at Dr. Jarmain's Clinics. They are well trained in every discipline that your care requires. You and your spine ailments are all we treat; you are our specialty. From the moment you enter Dr. Jarmain's Clinic, you will feel the compassion, respect and caring professionalism of our physicians and staff. Dr Jarmain's Clinic is truly revolutionizing the treatment of spinal disorders.
Dr. Jarmain's Clinic provides non-invasive procedures to combat spinal and nerve conditions, often times the cause of neck and back pain. Treatment options include Spinal Manipulation, Spinal Decompression, Physical Therapy, Oxygen Therapy and Massage. These procedures are offered to treat spinal conditions such as back pain, herniated discs, bulging discs, degenerative disc disease, arthritis of the spine, bone spurs, pinched nerves, foraminal stenosis, spinal stenosis, facet disease and sciatica. |
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