How can cervical disc herniation be cured?

Cervical disc herniation is mainly due to cervical spine trauma or long-term stress concentration on the basis of cervical disc herniation, if the cervical disc herniation does not produce compression or stimulation of the nerve root or spinal cord, the patient normally has no obvious clinical symptoms and does not need treatment. If the herniated cervical disc presses the nerve root, it will cause pain, numbness and weakness in the upper limbs. If the protrusion is large, it will press the spinal cord, causing severe symptoms such as weakness in the limbs and feeling of stepping on cotton. Therefore, patients may need to undergo imaging examinations of the cervical spine, including x-rays, CT, MRI, etc., to determine the severity of cervical disc herniation. At the same time, the treatment plan should be formulated according to the patient's medical history and detailed physical examination. Patients who fail to respond to conservative treatment may need surgery.