Lumbar disc herniation, just got the CT report, and will take it to the doctor for follow-up tomorrow. I'm really worried about my mother. Is there any expert who can help me?

Hello! First of all, I wish your mother a speedy recovery! For your filial piety, let me tell you about the treatment of "lumbar disc herniation".

Lumbar disc herniation refers to a group of symptoms caused by degenerative changes in the disc, which leads to the rupture of the fibrous ring of the disc, and its nucleus pulposus protrudes into the spinal canal together with the residual fibrous ring and the posterior longitudinal ligament covering the fibrous ring, stimulating and compressing the adjacent spinal nerve roots or spinal cord.

Most of them are manual workers in their prime, with more men than women, and more than 90% of them are aged 20-50. About 70% patients have a history of waist injury.

Normal intervertebral discs are very elastic and can withstand great pressure without rupture. With the increase of age and the accumulation of stress such as compression torsion and slight injury, the intervertebral disc degenerates after 30 years old, which breaks the fibrous ring and causes intervertebral disc lesions.

Due to the great mobility and stress of the lower part of the lumbar spine, about 80% of the disc herniation is located in the gap between waist 4, waist 5, waist 5 and sacrum 1, of which 50-85% can cause sciatica.

We are in the same boat. After taking part in the design of Sutong Bridge, the last extra-large bridge in my life in the Yangtze River estuary, which has four major bridges in the world, I retired from my former work unit, Provincial Communications Design Institute, for many years.

In view of your fate and mine, I borrow personal experience to tell you my personal experience in treating "lumbar disc herniation".

I was diagnosed on 1994. I have never had the courage to go to the hospital because I am afraid of surgery-the lumbar nerve is dense, and I am afraid that careless surgery will lead to paralysis of the lower body.

As the saying goes, "I am in a hurry to see a doctor". As for the unbearable pain, as long as I heard that there are ways and places to treat this disease and endure great pain, I have personally experienced it and spent a lot of RMB, but I have not been effectively improved.

Finally I found a practical and effective solution. The following is for your reference:

That is to say, at every opportunity of onset, conservative treatment is adopted-only traction and massage must pay attention to the strength of traction. I suggest that you don't believe in the "pulling force" determined by several parts of a person's weight, but decide the pulling force according to your own comfort and development.

After "traction", I immediately threw myself into "massage". It should be noted that "massage" is impossible to push back the protruding intervertebral disc (nucleus pulposus), that is to say, the bulbous joint of unilateral lumbosacral gluteus maximus spasm caused by long-term illness will be rubbed open, and it will recover in about 1 month.

In this way, it was "tossed" for 8 years until 2002 10 months-in fact, the disease had already occurred as early as 1 0 months ago, and the "traditional" treatment method was no longer feasible.

Because the design task was tight at that time, after working overtime on the National Day, I officially went to work on the 8 th, and because I helped new college students to use the installation procedure of large-scale HP color plotter roll paper, I fell ill again and collapsed to the ground, so I had to live in Nanjing General Hospital of Nanjing Military Region.

Fortunately, the operation was relatively successful-of course, the patients in the orthopedic wards of all the "3A" hospitals in this city have been investigated before, and as a result, they were fortunate to be awarded the position of "one knife" by Director Zhao, and they took the routine (open) operation-"decompression of laminae" instead of "percutaneous nucleus pulposus extraction"-"minimally invasive".

I was hospitalized for * * * half a month before and after the operation, and spent more than 8,000 yuan (of course, with the rise of the price index, it may be more than this price now). It's been more than 8 years since the operation, and I feel ok.

Because of my acquaintance, I was going to ask director Qiu, an orthopedic expert from Nanjing Gulou Hospital (enjoying state allowance), to have an operation. However, after ward follow-up, a county party leader from northern Jiangsu, despite sending thousands of dollars of "red envelopes", still failed to get rid of the consequences of toe loss after surgery.

Today, it seems that it is purely caused by nerve accidental injury at the lumbar spine.

Reminiscent of the terrible car accident a few years ago, I still remember it vividly: on my way to work that afternoon, I was unfortunately caught in a traffic accident at the entrance of "Central Shopping Mall" on Zhongshan South Road and was sent to Nanjing Gulou Hospital for rescue. Unexpectedly, when I woke up after work at 5 o'clock in the evening, I was still lying on the concrete floor in front of the hospital covered in blood-in the words of the driver, the boss went back to get the check, and the hospital refused to accept it because of lack of money!

Afterwards, according to the traffic police who handled the traffic accident at the scene, it was found that there was no gas at that time, so it was estimated that it could not reach the hospital and could only be sent directly to the crematorium.

This is the work of the white "ant" angel of "Nanjing Gulou Hospital" who hangs the signboard of saving lives but ignores life, and is known as the "top three hospital"!

Love tip: I hope you can combine your own conditions and do what you can. I wish you a speedy recovery!

If you are satisfied with the above answer, please don't disappoint my kindness and adopt it as an answer in time.