Spinal stenosis refers to the narrowing of the spaces within your spine, which can compress the spinal cord and nerves. Symptoms include:
Lower back pain and stiffness
Numbness or tingling in the legs or feet
Weakness or heaviness in the legs
Pain that worsens with standing or walking, improves when sitting or bending forward
Difficulty walking or maintaining balance
Common causes include:
Age-related wear and tear (degenerative changes)
Herniated discs
Thickened ligaments or bone spurs
Spinal injuries or trauma
Congenital spinal abnormalities
Conventional treatments include:
Pain medications and anti-inflammatories
Physical therapy focused on stretching and strengthening
Epidural steroid injections
Assistive devices (canes, walkers)
Surgery (decompression or fusion) for severe cases
Patients often report:
Medications mask pain but don’t address nerve compression
Exercises can be painful or difficult with severe symptoms
Injections provide temporary relief
Surgery involves risk, cost, and recovery time
Symptoms may recur after surgery
Our focus is on non-invasive, evidence-based therapies that aim to reduce nerve pressure, improve spinal mobility, and relieve pain.
Treatment options include:
Computerized spinal decompression therapy: Gently relieves pressure on spinal nerves by creating negative pressure to promote disc retraction and reduce nerve irritation.
Shockwave therapy (from $180/session): Helps reduce muscle tension and improve circulation around the spine.
Pioneered HotHeal Therapy Protocol: Combines manual therapy with non-invasive radiofrequency to reduce inflammation and support tissue repair.
Pioneered Home Therapy Protocol: Unique to our clinic, utilizing FDA-approved PEMF, Regenerix Gold, and Korean transdermal technology for ongoing home support.
Yes. We customize treatments based on symptom severity, mobility level, and patient tolerance, including elderly or frail patients.
Many notice reduced pain and improved function within a few sessions, with ongoing gains supported by home therapies.
Surgery may be advised if:
Severe nerve compression causes weakness or loss of bowel/bladder control
Conservative care fails after several months
Imaging shows significant spinal canal narrowing
We provide second opinions to help patients consider all options before surgery.
Clinic established since 2007 at Shaw House
Pioneers of the HotHeal and Home Therapy Protocols
Trusted by patients from over 20 countries and national athletes
Affordable shockwave and decompression therapy options
Focus on safe, comfortable, non-invasive treatments
Techniques taught internationally