If you’re experiencing burning, tingling, or radiating pain down your leg, it may be caused by sciatica or a pinched nerve.
At Frisco Spinal Rehab, we help patients from The Colony, Frisco, Little Elm, and Castle Hills find lasting relief using True Spinal Decompression Therapy with the DRX9000 — the world’s most advanced, FDA-cleared decompression system.
We’re located just minutes north of Highway 121 near Lebanon Road and Main Street, making it easy for The Colony-area patients to access non-surgical nerve relief.
The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the body — when a spinal disc compresses it, pain can radiate from the lower back through the hip, thigh, and calf.
A pinched nerve can occur anywhere along the spine when pressure restricts a nerve’s natural movement or function.
Sharp or burning pain from the lower back into the leg
Numbness or tingling in the feet or toes
Weakness or difficulty standing up straight
Pain that worsens with sitting or coughing
These symptoms are often caused by disc compression, herniation, or spinal misalignment — all treatable with decompression therapy.
The DRX9000 True Spinal Decompression System gently separates vertebrae, relieving pressure on discs and nerves to restore healthy nerve function.
Reduces internal disc pressure by up to 160 mm Hg
Creates negative pressure to pull herniated material away from nerves
Restores fluid and nutrient flow to injured discs
Decreases inflammation and improves nerve mobility
Enhances posture and long-term spinal stability
Each session is about 30 minutes, comfortable, and requires no downtime.
We combine DRX9000 decompression with supportive therapies to promote faster healing and lasting results:
Massage Therapy: Relieves tight muscles that compress nerves.
Gentle Chiropractic Adjustments: Restore alignment and joint motion.
ARRC Red Light Bed Therapy: Reduces inflammation and accelerates tissue repair.
PEMF Therapy: Improves microcirculation and nerve recovery.
Stretching & Core Stabilization: Strengthens support structures to prevent recurrence.
This whole-patient model addresses both the symptom and the underlying cause.
40 + Years of Combined Experience: Dr. Kaff and Dr. Wayne specialize in non-surgical disc and nerve care.
Certified DRX9000 Providers: Each session is calibrated to your MRI and comfort level.
Research-Backed Results: Studies show success rates of 88–90 % for qualified patients.
Integrated Healing: Decompression paired with massage, red light, PEMF, and chiropractic care.
Convenient Location: Just minutes from Highway 121, serving Castle Hills and Austin Ranch.
“We don’t just reduce nerve pain — we help restore nerve health and mobility.”
| Condition | Cause | Symptoms | Treatment Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sciatica | Compression of lower lumbar nerve roots (L4–S1) | Radiating leg pain, tingling, weakness | DRX9000 decompression + stretching + red light |
| Pinched Nerve | Pressure anywhere along the spine | Localized or radiating pain | DRX9000 + PEMF + chiropractic alignment |
Both respond exceptionally well to True Spinal Decompression with the DRX9000.
Is DRX9000 safe for nerve conditions?
Yes — it’s FDA-cleared and gentle enough for older or post-surgical patients.
Can it help chronic sciatica?
Yes — decompression corrects the root pressure causing nerve irritation.
How many sessions do I need?
Most patients from The Colony complete 20–30 sessions over 6–8 weeks.
Will I need downtime?
No — you can resume normal activities immediately after each session.
If you live in or around The Colony, TX, and want to eliminate nerve pain without surgery, discover how DRX9000 spinal decompression therapy at Frisco Spinal Rehab can help.
We’ll review your MRI, identify the affected nerve, and build a personalized treatment plan for lasting relief.
Frisco Spinal Rehab
3535 Victory Group Way, Ste 310
Frisco, TX 75034
☎️ (972) 712-7744
FriscoRehab.com
For educational purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Individual results vary. Frisco Spinal Rehab does not replace surgical care in all cases. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Always consult a licensed provider before treatment.
