How about effective treatment for back loss

Hello. It is recommended that you take traditional Chinese medicine external treatment can be cured. The herniated nucleus pulposus of lumbar intervertebral disc is generally more in the direction of the spinal canal (i.e., to the back), and less in the direction of the vertebral body (i.e., upward or downward). A herniated nucleus pulposus that stops at the anterior aspect of the posterior longitudinal ligament is called a "protrusion"; one that passes through the posterior longitudinal ligament and enters the spinal canal is called a "prolapse". Nucleus pulposus is the main cause of disc herniation, which may be caused when the vertebral body is directly subjected to external pressure due to degenerative diseases or abnormal movement postures or relatively strong pressure from the outside world, and when the ligaments and lumbar muscles are weak. After the nucleus pulposus has prolapsed, it irritates the nerve roots of the lumbar vertebrae and causes fluid accumulation, which affects the local circulatory mechanism and prevents the body from absorbing and metabolizing the fluid, which is called paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine. In the long run, the formation of accumulation of calcification. Further aggravate nerve compression and irritation. This can lead to serious consequences. The initial symptoms of this disease usually cause nerve paralysis, pain in the lower limbs, pain in the cauda equina and sciatic nerve plexus. If not taken seriously and allowed to develop, it can lead to further nerve and muscle atrophy in the lower limbs. It can even lead to paralysis. Traction therapy is a relatively effective decompression measure, through the physical form of pulling the spine, to achieve the purpose of decompression. However, traction can sometimes force apart tissues that have already formed adhesions, resulting in greater muscle damage. Therefore, it is not recommended to use it blindly. Surgical treatment involves removing the cartilage plate or removing the nucleus pulposus that is pressing on the nerves to decompress them. It is true that the method can immediately relieve the pain in a short period of time, and there is no abnormality in the spine after taking radiographs. However, it does not solve the fundamental problem of fibrous tissue weakness. Depending on the degree of degeneration of the fibrous tissue, the herniated symptoms will return after a period of time. This is why patients have long been criticized for the high recurrence rate of surgical treatment. In Chinese medicine, the theory of Chinese medicine lies in restoring the elasticity of the fibrous tissue as the basis of treatment, and completely restoring the function of the patient's body as the purpose. Instead of simply solving the temporary pain problem. Internal medication is usually slow acting, as it needs to be absorbed through the liver and enter the blood circulation to reach the affected area. The effect of the drug has been greatly attenuated. And a lot of clinical evidence, the use of external application method, through the skin pores penetration and directly to the lesion, can control the loss of efficacy in the minimum range. Then the method of applying Chinese medicine externally can restore the function, soften the occupied tissues, promote the local circulatory function and restore the local blocked metabolic function. It can be an effective treatment for herniated discs. I wish you an early recovery