The best treatment of lumbar disease?

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Mother in order to provide for me to go to university has not stopped working, for this, mother suffered from a serious lumbar disease! As soon as I saw my mother's lumbar pain, I felt distressed and remorseful. Fortunately, I received treatment in time. Now that I graduated from University, I asked my mother to quit her job and concentrate on recuperation. Now my mother has recovered! What is the best treatment of lumbar disease? Here I share the most real experience with you! Hope that more patients with cervical spondylosis can get rid of the torture of cervical spondylosis and recover their health as soon as possible!

The best treatment of lumbar disease?

First: lumbar disease is a common disease, is due to sprain, strain and other reasons to make the lumbar disc by compression, traction and torsion, resulting in lumbar disc annulus fibrosus part or all rupture, resulting in nucleus pulposus backward or posterolateral prolapse, symptoms are mostly cervical pain numbness!

Second: Patients with lumbar spondylosis usually need to do less hard work, and those who are beyond their ability should not try. If you have lumbar spondylosis, bed rest is a good treatment. It's better to sleep in a hard bed instead of a too soft bed, and the sleeping posture is better to lie flat.

Third: the treatment of lumbar spondylosis is nothing more than massage, acupuncture, and traditional Chinese medicine. In fact, these treatment methods are good, but it should be noted that if you choose acupuncture and massage, you must choose the right hospital. Don't blindly go to the small clinic. It's better to go to the regular large hospital.

matters needing attention

The treatment of lumbar spondylosis is nothing more than massage, acupuncture, and traditional Chinese medicine. In fact, these treatment methods are good, but it should be noted that if you choose acupuncture and massage, you must choose the right hospital. Don't blindly go to that kind of small clinic. The best way is to go to a regular large hospital.