Lumbar 1-2 herniation is clinically rare, and its severity and degree of severity are generally estimated based on both the size of the herniation and the degree of nerve compression. In the case of more disc herniation and severe nerve compression, lumbar disc herniation is serious; in the case of less disc herniation and slight nerve compression, lumbar disc herniation is not serious.
On the one hand, it is the volume of the herniated disc that enters the spinal canal, which generally accounts for 1/3 to 1/2, or even more. The larger the occupied volume, the more serious the disc herniation.
The second aspect is the compression of the nerve, dural sac of the nerve symptoms, observation of the patient’s nerve numbness and pain, duration, muscle strength changes, etc. Symptoms vary from person to person, some patients with relatively perfect nerve function, extrusion is not obvious nerve symptoms, and the more obvious the symptoms, the more serious the herniated disc.
If the diagnosis is lumbar 1-2 herniated discs, it is recommended that the patient consult a doctor in time for treatment, and reduce labor activities and pay attention to daily routine.