Patient's question:
Recently, my lower back has been particularly painful. Even slight movements cause discomfort, making it almost impossible to move. Now, I can't even work. I've already resigned and am currently at home. Today, I found out that I have a herniated disc. How should cervical disc herniation and high blood lipids be treated?Doctor's answer:
In your case, you should first rest in bed for a period of time and take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and neurotrophic drugs in coordination to reduce nerve edema, alleviate pain, and relieve lower back pain symptoms. If your pain symptoms show significant improvement, you can engage in more exercise in daily life, such as ice skating. Ice skating can not only strengthen your lower back muscles and maintain spinal stability to prevent the onset of lumbar disc herniation but also help control your weight, which may also be beneficial for your high blood lipids.