Disc or radiating nerve pain?
Spinal Decompression in Deerfield Beach, FL
Non-surgical spinal decompression uses controlled traction to reduce pressure on spinal joints and discs. An evaluation determines whether it fits your case.
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Understanding the treatment
The pressure behind disc and nerve pain
When a disc bulges or herniates — from a collision's impact or from years of wear — it can press directly on a nerve root, causing the radiating pain we see in sciatica and disc-related back pain or neck pain. Spinal decompression uses gentle, controlled traction to unload the spine and ease mechanical pressure on the disc and the nerve it irritates. It is a non-surgical option, and whether it suits your case depends on what the evaluation finds.
Understand Decompression
Disc presses on the nerve root, causing pain
Space restored, pressure on the nerve relieved
How it works
A gradual process, not a single fix
Full evaluation & imaging review
We confirm what's driving the disc or nerve symptoms — whether that's a collision or something that built up over time — and review any imaging you already have.
Learn moreControlled traction sessions
A specific pull is applied to the spine, gradually relieving pressure on the disc and nerve, whatever originally caused it.
Learn morePlan and reassessment
Session frequency depends on your findings and response. Accident-related care is documented for your claim when applicable.
Learn moreWhen it may fit
Conditions evaluated for spinal decompression
Sciatica
Radiating leg pain that may involve irritation or compression of a lower-back nerve.
Whiplash-Related Disc Injury
When the disc itself is affected by a collision, not just the surrounding soft tissue.
Herniated Disc (Back)
A lower-back disc condition that may irritate nearby nerves and affect movement.
Herniated Disc (Neck)
A neck disc condition that may irritate nearby nerves and affect movement — from a collision or from everyday wear.
A Better Way to Recover
Why struggle to a clinic while you're in pain?
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Availability
Comfort
Home visits are offered based on your case and location — we'll confirm eligibility when you call.
Often needed alongside other post-accident care
THE DOCTOR BEHIND YOUR CARE
Dr. Abe Nasser
Dr. Abe Nasser is the chiropractor behind Align the Spine Chiropractic and Wellness Center in Deerfield Beach. He has worked with patients across Broward and Palm Beach counties, including athletes, older adults, and people navigating post-surgical or pregnancy-related needs.
Was this from an accident?
Florida PIP has a 14-day initial-care window
Florida PIP generally requires initial services and care within 14 days of a motor vehicle accident. Eligibility, reimbursement, and benefit limits depend on the policy and circumstances. (Fla. Stat. § 627.736)
Patient success
Dr. Abe is a very dedicated, committed, and knowledgeable professional. He helped me a lot with my pain after my car accident.
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When your case involves an attorney or an insurance adjuster, we coordinate directly with them — so your treatment plan and documentation are ready when they're needed.
Still have questions about your accident claim?
Same-day visits, seven days a week — no waiting room, no driving in pain.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about spinal decompression
A collision can injure or aggravate a spinal disc, but symptoms alone cannot confirm a herniation. An evaluation and any appropriate imaging review help determine the likely source.