How to correct cervical disc protrusion

The correction of cervical disc herniation primarily depends on the severity of the condition and individual patient factors when selecting an appropriate treatment method. For mild cases, non-surgical treatments can be used, including medications to relieve pain and inflammation, traditional Chinese medicine approaches such as acupuncture and massage to improve blood circulation and reduce muscle tension, and neck exercises to enhance spinal stability. When non-surgical treatments are ineffective or the condition is severe, surgical intervention becomes necessary. Surgical options include discectomy, disc replacement, and minimally invasive surgery. These procedures aim to realign the cervical spine and enlarge the intervertebral space, thereby relieving nerve compression and correcting the cervical disc herniation. Correcting cervical disc herniation requires a comprehensive assessment of the patient's specific condition, selection of an appropriate treatment approach, and management under the guidance of a qualified physician.