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IDD Therapy

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valerie94214
valerie94214

Hi all, has anyone of heard and tried IDD Therspy to pain relief for back and neck pain. I have seen the advertisement for this and having tried almost everything else, I wondered about this option. Would be interested to hear from anyone who has experience of this treatment. Thanks

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  • anna_10764
    anna_10764 valerie94214

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    IDD therapy is a proven treatment for the relief of lower back pain, neck pain and related condition such as sciatica with significant success rate; thousands of patients have experienced dramatic pain relief and involves no recovery times. IDD therapy is non-surgical, non-invasive and typically does not involve pain medications. The treatment is not only safe and painless but also comfortable and relaxing. The course of therapy includes approximately 20 treatment sessions and is completed in about 35 days. The treatment sessions are brief, lasting approximately 30 minutes. The procedure has been studied extensively over the past six years and has been clinically validated.
  • karen13257
    karen13257 valerie94214

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    Hi... After much deliberation I've decided to pay for IDD therapy. I've been suffering from chronic back pain and sciatica for 4 years after a herniated disc. On the few occassions I've visited the doctor they only refer ne back to physio...i have never had a scan? Anyway over the years I've spent a considerable amount of money on different treatments and although this one is expensive am now at a stage I'm willing to give it a go. Will report back with a review on the treatment.

     

  • alpine
    alpine valerie94214

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    Hello Valerie

    Is IDD therapy like spinal decompression ? I tried SD but it was money down the drain and was not covered by my private health insurance or OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan). Only after an MRI did I know that my spinal cord was pinched in four places. At present I am having injections at a pain clinic, they are low dose with no side effects so far. My physio said I had spinal stenosis and that was before the MRI, he was right on. Unfortunately some people see our back problems as a way to get rich. Be wary of someone charging high fees ! It's easy to spend a lot of money and still have pain. The injections are 0.25% naropin, it may go under different names. I've had three treatments so far and now I can use the stairs much better. Not sure how many treatments I will need. The doctor told me I may be able to manage without surgery. I know that herniated disc is different from spinal stenosis but pain is pain. Good luck Valerie, Alpine.

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