Lumbar disc procedure / surgery?

Only those who have experienced a herniated disc in the lower back can understand.

It is pain.

 

If a procedure is possible after CT / MRI imaging

After the procedure, core exercises are essential.

 

If the procedure cannot be performed, surgery is the last resort.

 

Currently, a 55-year-old male.

15 years ago, through procedures and exercise

Enduring well for 15 years

Call 119 to the emergency room before this year's Chuseok.

It went directly.

Most disks can be well supported if you only strengthen the core muscles.

Self-treatment is possible.

The pain before that cannot be expressed in words.

 

So, it's a combination of procedures and exercise.

 

The issue differs in the case of degenerative disc disease.

 

My herniated disc has hardened like bone.

 

Neither the procedure nor exercise is possible.

 

I had surgery on November 28th of this year.

 

Right now, my leg is numb, but for now, the surgical progress is

 

I'm happy, so I have been discharged and am doing well.

 

Of course, I can't use my strength like I used to.

 

I am wearing a back brace, but I am okay with daily activities.

 

Surgery is not recommended.

 

If the procedure cannot be performed, try surgery.

 

I recommend you do it at a specialized hospital for orthopedics or neurosurgery.

 

These days, I do things recklessly like I used to.

 

Since we don't cut calories, the risk has decreased accordingly.

 

These days, within 3 to 4 days after discharge

 

On the ninth day, I will remove the stitches from my lower back.

 

I am going to remove stitches this Friday.

 

If you're in pain, tell the hospital about the painkiller injection, and they will give it to you.

 

That injection is different from a painless injection.

 

Lower back pain disappears instantly.

 

People suffering from disc problems

Stay strong and I hope for good results...