After minimally invasive lumbar disc surgery, you can usually have a review in about 3 months. 1. After minimally invasive lumbar disc surgery, there may be swelling at the wound, and patients should pay attention to bed rest first. After 1 month of rest, the patient can get out of bed to do a small amount of activities, but should pay attention to avoid excessive activities. 3 months later, the patient has basically recovered, and should go to the hospital for a review to check the recovery situation. 2. After minimally invasive lumbar disc surgery, patients should pay attention to wound care during the recovery period to avoid wound tearing and infection. A certain amount of functional exercise can be carried out, and anti-inflammatory drugs such as amoxicillin can be taken under the guidance of the doctor to promote the recovery of the patient. After minimally invasive lumbar disc surgery, patients should have regular follow-ups and follow the doctor’s instructions for recovery.