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Intersegmental Traction Therapy

Intersegmental Traction Therapy in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

 

 

Spinal stiffness and reduced mobility can place added stress on muscles and joints, making daily movement uncomfortable. Intersegmental traction therapy is a gentle, supportive technique designed to promote spinal motion and relaxation.

Eastern Oklahoma Chiropractic provides intersegmental traction therapy for patients in Broken Arrow, OK, as part of a comprehensive chiropractic approach.

 

What Is Intersegmental Traction?

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Intersegmental traction uses a specialized table with rolling sections that move along the spine. This gentle motion supports spinal flexibility, circulation, and relaxation of surrounding tissues.

The therapy is passive, meaning patients remain comfortable and relaxed during treatment.

 

Benefits of Intersegmental Traction Therapy

Intersegmental traction may help support:

  • Improved spinal mobility
  • Muscle relaxation
  • Increased circulation to spinal tissues
  • Reduced stiffness and tension
  • Support for chiropractic adjustments

This therapy is often used before or after adjustments to enhance comfort and effectiveness.

 

Who May Benefit From Intersegmental Traction

Patients experiencing stiffness, reduced movement, or general spinal tension may benefit from intersegmental traction. It is commonly included in care plans for individuals with desk-related posture strain, general spinal discomfort, or limited flexibility.

 

Supporting Relaxation and Recovery

Intersegmental traction is also valued for its calming effect. Many patients find the gentle motion helps them relax, which supports muscle release and recovery.

 

 

 

Auricular Therapy in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

 

 

Pain, stress, and nervous system tension can affect the body in many ways. Auricular therapy is a supportive technique that focuses on specific points on the ear that correspond with different areas of the body.

Eastern Oklahoma Chiropractic offers auricular therapy in Broken Arrow, OK, as part of an integrated chiropractic care plan.

What Is Auricular Therapy?

Auricular therapy involves stimulating specific points on the ear that are believed to influence pain response and nervous system regulation. These points are connected to different body regions and systems.

The technique is non-invasive and may involve gentle stimulation or small applicators placed on the ear.

 

How Auricular Therapy Supports Chiropractic Care

Auricular therapy is often used alongside chiropractic adjustments and other therapies to support comfort and relaxation. It may help reduce tension and support the body’s natural response to care.

This approach allows chiropractic care to address both physical structure and nervous system response.

 

When Auricular Therapy May Be Used

Auricular therapy may be included in care plans for patients experiencing:

  • Pain-related discomfort
  • Stress or tension
  • Muscle tightness
  • Support during injury recovery

It is customized based on individual needs and comfort levels.

 

A Complementary Approach to Wellness

Auricular therapy is not intended to replace chiropractic adjustments but rather to complement them. When combined with other techniques, it supports a more balanced and patient-centered care experience.

 

Visit Eastern Oklahoma Chiropractic

Eastern Oklahoma Chiropractic
2433 N Aspen Ave
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
📞 Call 918-940-4630

 

If you are interested in supportive therapies that address both physical and nervous system factors, auricular therapy may be a helpful option. Contact Eastern Oklahoma Chiropractic to schedule an appointment.

Chiropractic care not only addresses pain in the lower back (lumbar spine) and upper back (thoracic spine), but the end result helps with a number of issues throughout the body including sciatica which is commonly attributed to low back dysfunction. More often than not, chiropractic care helps alleviate acute and chronic back pain. Before beginning chiropractic care, every patient will receive an evaluation by Dr. Travis Ring. During the evaluation portion of the appointment, you may be asked questions such as:

 

 

  • Where is most of your back pain located?

  • Do you remember when your back pain started?

  • Does your back hurt when you are at work?

  • Are you able to bend down, turn or lift heavy items?

  • Are you able to exercise?

  • Does anything help lessen or worsen the pain?

Schedule a complimentary consultation with us today!