Treatment costs for lumbar disc herniation

Treatment costs for lumbar disc herniation:

Lumbar disc herniation, as the name implies, is a herniation of the lumbar disc that protrudes outward, and is a common disease. Due to the influence of external forces, the lumbar disc ruptures, protrudes or protrudes to varying degrees in various parts, aggravating the lumbar pain. Since lumbar disc herniation is caused by lumbar disc injury, the main symptom of lumbar disc herniation is low back pain, and the nerves compressed by lumbar disc herniation can also cause radiating pain in the lumbar disc. Compression of the lower limbs and cauda equina can lead to uncontrollable defecation and paralysis.

Lumbar disc herniation is a common surgical disease. Due to the long-term pressure on the lumbar disc, the treatment of lumbar disc herniation is more of a self-regulation of the patient. You can often do some massage and massage to relieve the disease, have appropriate rest time, and in severe cases, you can also do laser vaporization of the nucleus pulposus, or surgical treatment. The surgery fee is about 15,000-20,000, and the price varies from hospital to hospital. The specific charges should not only be charged according to local conditions, but also according to the degree of lumbar disc herniation.

Lumbar disc herniation is a cumulative disease, which mainly depends on various aspects of the body. Pay attention to a balanced diet, hold some foods to enhance bone strength, eat more old milk, have a good sleeping posture, and the most important thing is to exercise regularly, especially lumbar disc exercise, and the exercise should not be too intense. In daily life, you must strictly stay in bed and rest. After 3 weeks, you can wear a waist belt to protect yourself from getting up and moving around, and do not bend over within 3 months. After relief, you should strengthen the waist and back muscle exercises to reduce recurrence. Sleep on a hard bed, pay attention to protecting your back, and avoid the effects of dampness and cold on your back. Diet conditioning: You can eat a small amount of liquid diet 6 hours after surgery. On the first day after surgery, you should give light, easily digestible, and nutritious food. Spicy, greasy or gas-producing beans and high-sugar foods are forbidden. After the bowel movement is smooth, increase meat and nutritious foods.