Q: What are the disadvantages and complications of traditional surgical treatment for patients with lumbar disc herniation?

Does lumbar disc herniation require imaging diagnosis, medical history data and specialist physical examination to determine the operation? General surgical indications should be ineffective after three months of conservative treatment. The images show special circumstances such as rigid stenosis of spinal canal, secondary spondylolisthesis of vertebral body or bone loss after vertebral body trauma. General postoperative complications, such as infection, aseptic inflammation, postoperative soft tissue scar sclerosis, spinal instability caused by compression and stimulation, can be treated conservatively or minimally invasive surgery, targeted drug penetration therapy of traditional Chinese medicine, etc. If the effect after treatment is not good, choose the spine department of a regular third-class hospital for the corresponding operation.