The vast majority of patients with lumbar disc herniation have a good prognosis and conservative treatment is the preferred treatment option for satisfactory results and hopefully a cure. If conservative treatment is not effective, surgery can be considered with definite results.
In addition, with the development of minimally invasive spine technology, its use in treatment is becoming more and more widespread and has unique advantages over traditional surgical treatment in terms of shortening hospital stays and early rehabilitation, achieving excellent results in the treatment of the disease, but as it is a new technology, its clinical indications need to be strictly controlled.