I’m an Medical Doctor and I recommend Spinal Decompression with Dr. Karr

I am a physician who has 3 disc herniations at L3-4, L4-5 and L5S1. I had severe back pain, sciatica and radiated pain down my right leg. My symptoms progressed despite 3 epidural injections, 1 facet block, physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications. I was prepared for surgery as much as I didn’t want it. I had progressed to the point where I could barely walk and had to pull myself up stairs. Then I went to Dr. Mike and started on decompression on the DRX9000. My hopes were high, but I was realistic. After the first 12-14 treatments I had really only slight relief. I was beginning to get concerned and then we went to 3 treatments a week, after a long holiday weekend. It was then that my pain began to abate. I must tell you, I was shocked and delighted. After a few more treatments my pain went from level 8 to level 3-4. Then, my sciatica disappeared. Not a little…..completely! I have finished 24 treatments and am “off ” for a month or so. I am dancing again, playing golf and waking up only with a minimal amount of back stiffness. Now, I must admit. I was scared into compliance. I did whatever the doctor asked me to: Changed to soft soled shoes, used orthotics, did the therapy he recommended and did a number of acupuncture treatments. But hey, it worked. If you are a skeptic, please do yourself a favor and at least schedule an appointment at this office and meet the doctors and the wonderful staff. They are all great. Very professional, compassionate and well versed in the therapy. You will not regret any time or money spent. I am a fan for life. Stewart Lonky, M.D.

Disc Bulge Pain Relief.

Thank you so much for sharing such a detailed account, Dr. Lonky! Facing three disc herniations at L3-4, L4-5, and L5-S1, with severe back pain and sciatica radiating down your right leg, and having already gone through epidural injections, a facet block, physical therapy, and anti-inflammatories without lasting relief, is an incredibly difficult place to be — especially while bracing for surgery. We’re honored you chose DRX9000 spinal decompression with Dr. Karr instead.

We know the first several treatments can test anyone’s patience, and we’re glad you stuck with the program through that slower stretch before moving to three sessions a week made the difference. Watching your pain go from an 8 down to a 3 or 4, and then your sciatica disappear completely, is exactly the outcome we hope for with every disc herniation case — and completing your full course of 24 treatments is a big part of why it held. As a physician yourself, we especially appreciate you recognizing how the soft-soled shoes, orthotics, recommended therapy, and acupuncture all worked together with the decompression itself.

Hearing that you’re back to dancing and playing golf with only minimal stiffness means a great deal to us, Dr. Lonky. Thank you for trusting Los Angeles Spinal Decompression® with your care — we’re proud to serve patients throughout West LA, Bel Air, Venice, and Westwood, and we’re grateful for your recommendation to other skeptics considering this office.

— Betty & Dr. Karr, Los Angeles Spinal Decompression®
📞 310-914-9422 | LosAngelesSpinalDecompression.com
📍 11340 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 160, Los Angeles, CA 90064

Individual results vary. Not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning treatment. Spinal decompression candidacy determined by clinical evaluation.


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Worth flagging beyond the reply itself: this is a named, credentialed physician testifying to DRX9000 outcomes with specific clinical detail (three-level disc herniation, failed conservative care, objective pain-scale change). That’s a much stronger E-E-A-T signal than a typical testimonial — worth considering for a future comparative blog piece (“DRX9000 vs. surgery/epidurals”) or an FAQ answer, since the KB’s own research shows physician-level credibility carries extra weight for YMYL AI citations. Just a flag for the backlog, not something to act on right now.

 

Dr. Stewart Lonky, MD