Symptoms and treatment of lumbar disc herniation

Lumbar disc herniation is a very common clinical disease. The clinical manifestations of patients are mainly low back pain and buttock pain, as well as radiating pain and numbness on one side of the lower limbs. Some patients may even experience urinary incontinence when severe compression symptoms occur. However, this symptom is rare in clinical practice and is usually caused by compression of the cauda equina. If the pain is particularly severe, you can use some central analgesics such as tramadol. If the pain is particularly severe, you often need pethidine or morphine to relieve the pain. In addition to these drugs, you can also do some physical therapy, such as more effective manual therapy, massage, osteopathy, orthodontics, acupuncture, and physical therapy are all relatively effective treatments. Lumbar disc herniation is a very common disease in orthopedics, which is mainly divided into non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment.

Effects of lumbar disc herniation on pregnancy

Because if you get pregnant during lumbar disc herniation, there is no way to treat or use medication during this period. If certain drugs are used, it will have a great impact on the growth and development of the fetus. It is best to advise patients to consider pregnancy after the lumbar disc herniation is cured. For most patients, if the lumbar disc herniation is not very obvious, it will not have a significant impact on pregnancy, but if the patient has obvious pain, it will have a certain impact on the patient's pregnancy from a physical and psychological aspect. Lumbar disc herniation has no effect on pregnancy.

How much does minimally invasive surgery for lumbar disc herniation cost?

In this case, minimally invasive perforaminal endoscopic lumbar disc surgery can remove the herniated disc to reduce the pressure of the disc on the spinal nerves and relieve the patient's clinical symptoms. Minimally invasive surgery for lumbar disc herniation generally refers to perforaminal endoscopic nucleotomy. Due to the continuous innovation of science and technology, new technologies and projects developed in recent years have the advantages of less bleeding, less trauma, shorter operation time and hospitalization time, and faster recovery. Indirect decompression, such as radiofrequency ablation, collagenase dissolution, and PRDD do not require high equipment and are not expensive.