IDD- (intervertebral Disc Dynamics)
About IDD- (intervertebral Disc Dynamics)
Intervertebral Disc Dynamics (IDD Therapy) is a non-surgical spinal decompression treatment designed to relieve back and neck pain caused by disc-related conditions
It uses a computerized traction system to gently stretch the spine, reduce pressure on intervertebral discs, and promote natural healing.
Overview
Treats slipped disc (herniated disc) and bulging disc
Effective for sciatica, nerve compression, and chronic back pain
Helps in cervical and lumbar spine disorders
Improves disc hydration and nutrient exchange
Reduces pressure on spinal nerves
Workflow
Step 1: Clinical Assessment
Patient undergoes evaluation including history, physical exam, and imaging (MRI/X-ray if required).
Step 2: Treatment Planning
Customized therapy protocol is designed based on condition and severity.
Step 3: Patient Positioning
Patient is positioned on the IDD therapy table with support harness.
Step 4: Controlled Decompression
Computer-controlled traction gently stretches the spine in cycles.
Step 5: Monitoring
Therapy is monitored continuously for comfort and effectiveness.
Step 6: Session Completion & Follow-up
Each session lasts 20–45 minutes; multiple sessions are planned for optimal results.
Benefits & Value
For Patients
Non-surgical pain relief
Reduced nerve compression and inflammation
Improved mobility and flexibility
For Caregivers & Families
Avoidance of surgical risks
Faster recovery and return to daily activities
Improved patient comfort and quality of life
For the Community
Reduces dependency on spine surgeries
Promotes non-invasive pain management solutions
Supports early treatment of spinal disorders
Risks & Challenges
- • Mild soreness after initial sessions
- • Temporary discomfort during traction
- • Rare cases of symptom aggravation if not properly assessed
- • Requires multiple sessions for best results
- • Not suitable for severe spinal instability or fractures
- • Patient adherence to therapy schedule is essential
