There is no such thing as a cure for a herniated lumbar disc. The general treatment modalities include physical therapy, medication, surgery, etc. Lumbar disc herniation is caused by factors such as disc degeneration and strain accumulation, which leads to fibrous ring breakage, nucleus pulposus protrusion and compression of the nerve root, and mainly produces low back pain, sciatic nerve radicular pain or cauda equina syndrome. The so-called special effect formula cannot cure lumbar disc herniation. Mild lumbar disc herniation can be treated conservatively through bed rest, physical therapy, rehabilitation training, etc. with pain relieving and anti-inflammatory drugs such as Erythroxib and Ibuprofen, etc., which can alleviate the symptoms, but high-intensity stooping and weight-bearing can cause recurrence and is easy to repeat. In addition, pain medications have the side effect of causing liver function damage and cardiovascular system damage, and need to be taken as prescribed. Severe lumbar disc herniation, such as obvious pain, abnormalities in the second stool, etc., need surgical treatment, the current minimally invasive surgery is mature, such as intervertebral foramenoscopy nucleus pulposus removal, with small trauma, fast recovery and high safety features. It is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital, under the guidance of the doctor’s treatment.