Herniated lumbar discs compressing nerves and buttocks pain need to be treated on a case-by-case basis. Generally, there are two kinds of treatment, conservative treatment and surgical treatment. If the symptoms of compression are not very serious, without incontinence, muscle atrophy and other conditions, then conservative treatment can be taken first. If in the acute stage, anti-inflammation, elimination of edema, and release of the compression of the nerve by the surrounding tissues should be carried out first, and oral painkillers such as ibuprofen and celecoxib can be taken. Physical therapy such as traction, electrical stimulation, acupuncture, etc. can also be performed. When the acute phase is over, appropriate functional exercises can also be performed to improve the muscles of the low back and strengthen the stability of the spine to prevent recurrence. If the compression is obvious, incontinence occurs, the muscles have atrophied, and conservative treatment is ineffective, then the doctor can evaluate and take surgical treatment to remove the herniated disc as a way to alleviate the compression symptoms. After the treatment of lumbar disc herniation patients, do not blindly use drugs, and usually pay attention to protect the waist. Avoid sitting for a long time, less weight-bearing and bending, and try not to do physical labor. If it recurs again, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.