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In most cases, pain caused by a herniated disc will go away on its own within six months.
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Before considering sciatica surgery, it is important to consider the cause, quality of life, previous treatments, and the risks associated with the surgery.
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Michigan Medicine provides medical advice and resources to help people understand and treat a herniated disc.
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The time it takes to recover can vary, from two to four weeks or less to resume a sedentary job to eight to 12 weeks for more physically demanding roles that require heavy lifting.
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Sciatica is a type of pain that originates in the lower back and radiates down one or both of the legs. Surgery is one of the treatment options for sciatica, but it is not for everyone. Before making a decision, it is important to consider the cause, quality of life, previous treatments, and the risks associated with the surgery.
5 Questions to Answer Before Considering Sciatica Surgery
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A herniated disc is a condition in which the discs in the back of the vertebrae are damaged and bulge or break open. It is caused by a herniated disc, which can be caused by herniation or injury to the spinal cord. Michigan Medicine provides medical advice and resources to help people understand and treat a herniated disc.
Lumbar Herniated Disc | Michigan Medicine
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Few people with herniated disks require surgery. Your doctor might suggest surgery if conservative treatments fail to improve your symptoms after six weeks, especially if you continue to have: Poorly…
Herniated disk - Diagnosis and treatment - Mayo Clinic
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The time it takes to recover can vary, from two to four weeks or less to resume a sedentary job to eight to 12 weeks for more physically demanding roles that require heavy lifting. For spinal fusion surgery, it will take at least four to six weeks before you can go back to work safely.
Sciatica Surgery: Preparation, Recovery, Long-Term Care - Verywell Health
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