At Douglasville Wellness, we use Cox Lumbar Flexion Distraction, a proven chiropractic technique designed to safely decompress the spine, reduce nerve pressure, and restore pain-free movement. This technique is especially effective for patients suffering from disc problems, sciatica, spinal stenosis, and chronic lower back pain. Using a specialized table and controlled, gentle movements, Cox Flexion Distraction helps relieve pressure without surgery, injections, or aggressive manipulation.
If you’re seeking a trusted, low-force, comfortable treatment option that targets the root of your spinal pain, Cox Flexion Distraction may be an excellent fit.
Cox Lumbar Flexion Distraction is a non-surgical, hands-on spinal decompression technique created by Dr. James M. Cox. It uses a specially designed flexion table that allows controlled movement of the lower spine while your chiropractor applies precise manual pressure. This creates a smooth, rhythmic stretching effect that helps reduce pressure on spinal discs, nerves, and joints.
As the spine gently flexes and decompresses, the technique works to:
Cox Flexion Distraction is gentle, controlled, and comfortable, making it an ideal option for patients who prefer low-force techniques or who cannot tolerate traditional chiropractic adjustments.
This method is supported by decades of clinical research, making it one of the most evidence-based chiropractic treatments available today.
This technique is particularly effective for lumbar spine conditions involving nerve compression, inflammation, or disc injury. It is commonly used to treat:
Patients who have been told they need surgery or who are not candidates for aggressive manipulative techniques often find significant relief with Cox Flexion Distraction.
If you’re dealing with persistent lower back pain, disc problems, or sciatic nerve irritation, Cox Lumbar Flexion Distraction may be the gentle, effective solution you’ve been searching for. At Douglasville Wellness, we tailor every flexion-distraction treatment to your condition, comfort level, and goals.
Schedule your appointment today to learn whether Cox Flexion Distraction can help you move, feel, and live better.
