Will lumbar disc herniation heal?

To a certain extent, conservative treatment is ineffective for lumbar disc herniation and surgical treatment is required. Surgical treatment cannot completely cure lumbar disc herniation. After surgery, regular rehabilitation exercises are also required to recover better. Some are more serious, and lumbar disc herniation requires surgical treatment. After systematic surgical treatment, the herniated disc can be completely removed. As long as the lumbar disc herniation is actively treated, it will get better.

What should I do if I have lumbar coccyx pain?

It is said that when these local pain conditions continue to ease, or they should pay attention to more rest, avoid bending fatigue, and at the same time, some local hot compresses can be applied, some physical therapy lamps can be applied, and then some oral medications, such as Jingyaokang capsules to promote blood circulation and pain-relieving capsules, the symptoms should improve. For lumbar coccyx pain, first of all, it is necessary to clarify whether it is caused by trauma. If lumbar coccyx pain occurs after trauma, it is recommended to go to the hospital orthopedics department for a photo and CT scan to rule out coccyx fractures. You can appropriately choose local hot compresses, massages and other conditioning methods, or you can use some anti-inflammatory and analgesic sprays externally, combined with local physical therapy, etc.

What are the symptoms of a lumbar compression fracture?

Clinically, patients with lumbar compression fractures usually show obvious pain symptoms in the waist. The local pain will be significantly aggravated by tapping. The patient dare not sit or stand, which affects the patient's waist movement. When accompanied by spinal nerve or cauda equina injury, the patient will feel numbness, weakness, swelling and pain, and even lead to weakness of the back of the thumb or ankle, a feeling of heat and swelling in the perineum, abnormal urination and defecation, and a significant decrease in muscle strength, which may lead to complete paralysis. The symptoms of lumbar compression fractures vary according to the degree of fracture and clinical symptoms. Lumbar compression fractures are the main common symptoms of low back pain and limited waist movement. The symptoms of lumbar compression fractures vary according to the degree of fracture and clinical symptoms. Lumbar compression fractures are the main common symptoms of low back pain, accompanied by limited waist movement. Patients with vertebral compression fractures generally show back pain and limb numbness.