Lumbar disc herniation repair is a surgical procedure performed to remove or repair the damaged portion of a herniated disc in the lower spine that presses on nerves. It is recommended when non-surgical treatments fail and symptoms like severe pain, weakness, or numbness significantly affect daily life. Minimally invasive techniques such as microdiscectomy or endoscopic discectomy allow faster recovery with excellent results.
Surgery is considered when:
It is a procedure where the herniated part of the disc pressing on the nerve is removed. The surgery relieves pressure on the spinal nerves, reducing pain, numbness, and weakness. Techniques include:
Yes. Modern minimally invasive techniques are highly safe and effective. Risks like infection, bleeding, nerve injury, or recurrence are rare when performed by experienced spine surgeons.
Recurrence is possible but uncommon. Following rehabilitation, maintaining proper posture, exercising regularly, and avoiding heavy lifting greatly reduce the risk.
Most patients experience significant pain relief, improved mobility, and return to normal daily activities. Long-term outcomes are excellent when surgery is combined with lifestyle modifications and spine care.
If you are struggling with severe back pain, sciatica, or nerve weakness due to lumbar disc herniation, the Spine Surgery & Orthopedics Team at Baby Memorial Hospital (BMH) offers advanced microdiscectomy and minimally invasive disc repair techniques for safe and effective recovery.
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