The treatment of lumbar disc herniation is divided into two categories: non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment. Non-surgical treatment is advocated for patients who have their first attack, have a short course of the disease, do not have severe symptoms, and have not been treated systematically and conservatively, or for patients with herniated discs who have predominantly low back pain symptoms. These patients account for the vast majority. Traditional treatments include: traditional Chinese medicine, manipulative massage, traction, bed rest, physiotherapy, acupuncture and other comprehensive treatments, which are more effective. The disadvantage is that the treatment time is long, because the patient needs to rest in bed for two to three weeks, many patients can’t stick to it. The First Affiliated Hospital of Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedic Injury Diagnostic and Treatment Center Ding Yongli Ding Yongli, director of the Department of Hospital Leadership said that the department is now under the strong support of the purchase of the most advanced German Herman ozone equipment, the new development of an advanced minimally invasive technology – CT-guided ozone intervertebral disc minimally invasive ablation, which is the third generation of lumbar disc interventional therapy technology, the effective rate of 92%, the side-effects of 92%. This is the third generation of lumbar disc interventional therapy, with an effective rate of 92% and a side effect rate of only 0.0007%. This treatment is now commonly used in European countries. Moreover, this procedure greatly reduces the time of conservative treatment (discharge in 5-7 days on average) and has a high degree of clinical satisfaction.