Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Prolapsed Disc In Teenagers What Is The Operation For A Prolapsed Disc?

What is the operation for a prolapsed disc? - prolapsed disc in teenagers

you know what the cards for a herniated disc,

Posted by Terri Moy at 9:55 PM

1 comment:

Dr Bob said...

The vast majority of herniated discs do not require surgery and spinal surgery is the most successful of all operations that affect sensory nerve endings as scar tissue around the area, which is long term pain is only analgesics. The surgery is generally reserved for people with bladder and bowel function is threatened by damage to the disc, the nerves. If possible, avoid an operation and hard work in physiotherapy.
The operation requires a vertical incision in the reference disk (usually in the spine, pelvis, trade union, called the L5-S1) long and about 6 cm. The muscles are cut in order to access deep, and the hard work - there are several possibilities.
Some herniated disk may be included even more vulnerable to an appropriate procedure in which a needle through the skin and injected into the disc and a drug to dissolve the hardest part.

January 30, 2010 at 7:31 AM

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