Overview
Intervertebral Differential Dynamics (IDD) Therapy is an advanced, non-invasive treatment that gently separates targeted vertebrae, reducing pressure inside the disc. This helps draw water, oxygen and nutrients back into the disc, relieves nerve compression and creates the conditions for natural healing. It is a cornerstone of our non-surgical protocol for disc-related back and neck pain.
How it works
- Step 1
Targeted assessment
Your physician reviews your MRI to identify the exact spinal level that needs decompression.
- Step 2
Precise decompression
You relax, fully clothed, while the computer applies gentle, angled distraction and oscillation to that segment.
- Step 3
Progressive course
A course of sessions over several weeks, combined with physiotherapy to stabilise and strengthen.
Key benefits
- Non-invasive — no needles, incisions or anaesthesia
- Targets the specific affected disc level
- Comfortable sessions; return to work the same day
- Addresses the mechanical cause of nerve pain
Common questions
No. Most patients find sessions relaxing. The forces are gentle and gradually increased according to your comfort and progress.
It depends on your condition and how long you have had it. Your physician will recommend a course after your assessment and review progress throughout.
