Over 4 million people report disc disorders each year.

-National Hospital
Discharge Survey
For 89% of back pain suffe-rers, the primary site of back pain is in the lower back.

-AAORS
Work-related back injuries are the country's number-one occupational hazard.

-Business & Health
2% of the nation's work-force, 450,000 people, sustain back injuries each year.

-Business & Health


Vertebral axial decompression (VAX-D) is a non-surgical therapy created to provide noninvasive relief of low back pain and alleviate the underlying problems causing the pain.

Over 15 million American adults currently suffer from back pain. And each year over 4 million people report that disc disorders are a major contributor to their back pain. There are several solutions offered to treat the pain, including surgery, painkillers, chiropractic techniques, osteopathic manipulation and more. And if you ask any person who has suffered from back pain they will more than likely say they've tried just about everything to make it go away, Yet it keeps coming back.

As we grow, discs may dry and crack, losing flex-ibility and the ability to cushion the vertebrae. Good diet, plen-ty of exercise and water intake can help slow the process.
Exercise keeps the muscles surrounding the spine strong, decreasing injury sus-ceptibility. Exercise also helps
to maintain healthy blood flow
to discs and nearby tissues.
A healthy diet with appropriate supplementation
will help ensure that your bones and tissues are receiving proper nutrients.
 Maintain an awareness of what your body can handle. Falls or reckless exertions on the body, such as lifting heavy objects, can lead
to severe spinal injuries.

If you been injured or been told you need back surgery ... Advanced Spine Care Center can help you.

Watch this brief video and find out about Advanced Spine Care Center's innovative back and neck pain treatments.
 

Advanced Spine Care Center provides the benefits of an experienced medical doctor.

Susan Fleming is a medical doctor, a surgeon and a pain specialists. Her expertise provides the most innovative and highest level of care. Our non-surgerical treatments have a 75% success rate.

Board-Certified: General Surgery, American Board of Surgery
Certified: American Academy of Pain Management
Certified: American Board of Independent Medical Examiners
MD: University of California, San Diego
BS: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Specialty Training: General Surgery, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Oakland, CA