Treat lumbar disc herniation with traditional Chinese medicine and prevent recurrence

Lumbar disc herniation often occurs in middle-aged people. This disease can cause symptoms such as back pain, leg pain, and numbness, which makes patients very painful. Traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in treating lumbar disc herniation, and it can generally greatly reduce the chance of recurrence.

(1) Physical therapy : It is suitable for the early stage when the bone and joint changes are not serious, and it is effective for chronic pain. When acute pain is severe, activities should be stopped or reduced.

(2) Physical therapy : There are many types of physical therapy, and methods such as electrical stimulation, infrared, ultrashort wave, ultrasound, ion introduction, etc. can be reasonably selected according to the condition of the disease and equipment conditions.

(3) Tuina massage : This method is more popular among patients and can relieve muscle spasms, improve local circulation, and promote functional recovery.

(4) Acupuncture: It is suitable for those with tight lumbar muscles and localized pain. It can promote blood circulation and relieve pain. It can also be combined with cupping therapy.

(5) Traction : It can reduce the pressure within the vertebral disc, reduce friction between small joints, and relieve muscle spasms. It can be done in the hospital or at home.

(6) Drugs : Use local non-invasive micro-mediation to directly inject the "nucleus pulposus recovery bioenzyme" preparation into the local area, and take the medicine orally to dispel wind and dampness, dredge the meridians and relieve pain, and activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis. At the same time, apply "Kangertie" externally to promote the rapid disappearance of aseptic inflammation around the spinal canal, relieve the stimulation and compression of the nucleus pulposus on the nerves and surrounding tissues, which is directly beneficial to the protrusion, causing the contraction of the blood vessel walls of the lower limbs, and causing the lower limbs to be afraid of cold, cold, and weakened dorsal arteries. This is particularly obvious in winter.

(7) Closure : There are many methods of closure. Only by choosing the right method and operating it correctly can you achieve better results.

(8) Brace : Mainly a wide belt, which can be used when sitting or bending over to work in the early stages of spinal instability to help maintain spinal stability and reduce joint wear. However, physical therapy should be combined with it to prevent muscle atrophy.