Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation is a common clinical disease, multi-morbidity, easy to occur between 20 and 40 years old, especially in middle-aged people engaged in manual labor, more men than women. The onset of the disease is mostly due to extrusion or twisting of the intervertebral disc due to heavy labor or strenuous exercise, rupture of the annulus fibrosus, protrusion of the nucleus pulposus and compression of nerves, and is also related to cold and chronic strain. Lumbar intervertebral disc herniation belongs to the category of “paralysis” and “lumbar and leg pain” in traditional Chinese medicine, and is mostly associated with deficiency of spleen and kidney essence and blood, and loss of nourishment of the supervisory vein; in addition, the body feels wind, cold, dampness or falls and bruises, resulting in blockage of the veins and channels, loss of harmony between qi and blood, and pain when it does not pass. The pathogenesis is that wind, cold and dampness paralyze the meridians and cause pain if they do not pass through, or Qi and blood are weak and the meridians are not nourished, causing pain if they are not honored. With the Shen Que meridian system as the core and the doctrine of internal organs and meridians as the guide, abdominal acupuncture therapy has the function of distributing qi and blood to the whole body and the role of macroscopic control of the organism. The pathology of this disease is the rupture of the intervertebral disc fibrous ring and the protrusion of the nucleus pulposus, which compresses the spinal nerve roots and surrounding tissues, resulting in edema, inflammatory infiltration, congestion and adhesions, which leads to sciatica. Therefore, the key to treatment is to eliminate the nerve roots and surrounding tissues, such as congestion, edema, adhesions and other sterile inflammation, relieve the tension of the sacrospinous muscle, reduce the pressure in the intervertebral disc, so that the nucleus pulposus can retract with the help of negative pressure and reduce the symptoms of nerve root compression. According to the theory of abdominal acupuncture, there is a holographic image of the whole body in miniature in the superficial layer of the abdominal wall centered on Shen Que, which is a reflection of the biological holographic law, and there is also the phenomenon of “holographic feedback”, that is, the information of the human body as a whole affects, regulates and controls the abdomen, and in turn, the information of the abdomen reflects the overall situation and affects, regulates and controls the whole. control. Through the abdominal acupuncture therapy, to promote the Yin and Yang secret, restore the relative balance of Yin and Yang, then “Yang get Yin help, biochemical infinite. In the treatment of lumbar disc herniation, the main acupuncture points are Shui Shui, Guan Yuan and Qi Hai. Qi Hai is the original point of ointment and the sea of Qi, which can replenish the innate Qi of the kidney; Guan Yuan can replenish the kidney and cultivate the yuan, warm the yang and disperse the cold; the two points of Qi Hai and Guan Yuan together can play the function of cultivating the kidney and consolidating the root, replenishing the kidney and activating the blood; while Shui Shui is a specific point for the treatment of lumbar diseases, which can promote the absorption of local edema and reduce inflammatory exudation; the four full points of the kidney meridian and Qi Pun Qi can replenish the kidney Qi. Kidney Qi. The above points can be used together to regulate the Qi and blood of the Ren and Du channels, unblock the meridians of the body, and replenish the kidneys and cultivate the vital energy. Sliding Meat Gate and Wai Ling are the four abdominal gates, which have the wonderful function of regulating qi and blood, unblocking the meridian qi, leading the qi of the viscera to be dispersed to the limbs, and can supplement the deficiency of qi and blood of the latter; the Lower Fengshui point and the Lower Fengshui point are the points used by Bo’s experience, the inventor of abdominal acupuncture, which can unblock the meridian qi of the affected limbs, reduce swelling and pain, and smooth the joints; the four abdominal gates and the Lower Fengshui point can be used together to nourish the spleen and kidney and unblock the meridians. In addition, in the acute stage, Renzhong and Yintang are added to regulate the Governor’s meridian; in the case of lumbar pain, Si Man and Qi points are used to replenish kidney energy. Therefore, the light stimulation technique of abdominal acupuncture can achieve immediate and stable results for lumbar disc herniation, with the advantages of good efficacy, short treatment course and low recurrence rate. Practice has proved that abdominal acupuncture has good clinical efficacy in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation, and it has the characteristics of standardized prescription and standardized operation, and it can achieve good efficacy even when the patient has no pain or little pain.