Inversion
Inversion- Hanging upside down in order to stretch the vertebra. Usually done on the inversion table.
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After going to chiropractor for over 5 years, pain was managed but only with continued treatment which took time and expense. Did online research on inversion therapy using tables and chairs and purchased an inversion table. I noticed results after the first day. I now use the inversion table every day for less than 5 minutes and I haven't had ...
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I had been suffering from lower back pain for some time, but after I had my daughter it really got worse. My husband bought me a $400 inversion table, but it actually made it worse. While I was on the table, I thought-- wow this feels good. But, I wasn't able to walk without pain for 3 days after. Rest ...
Inversion is Used For These Conditions
| Condition | Average Result | Healed | Helped a Lot |
Helped a Little |
No Change | Made Worse | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Conditions (average) |
3.5
(11)
|
3 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | |
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Sciatica |
5.0
| ||||||
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Coccyx Area Pain |
5.0
| ||||||
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Osteoarthritis - Degenerative disc disease |
4.0
| ||||||
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Herniated Disk |
4.0
| ||||||
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Sacroiliac Joint Pain |
2.5
| ||||||
| Back Lower (Lumbar) Pain |
2.3
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