If the patient feels a tendon pain in the right hip, it is considered to be a lumbar disc herniation, local nerve compression, or sciatica, and the patient not only has local pain, but also has numbness in the lower limbs. In severe cases, the limb movement may be limited, and repeated attacks may lead to muscle atrophy of the lower limbs. The cause of occurrence is related to exertional strain, and the incidence of this disease is high with age. Local CT and X-ray examinations are performed to make the initial diagnosis. The main treatment is physical therapy, rest, hard bed, traction, oral pain relief and nerve nutrition. It is also necessary to observe changes in symptoms and signs, and in severe cases of lumbar disc herniation, if combined with spinal stenosis, surgical treatment is required if necessary.