Microdiscectomy is a minimally invasive surgery performed to treat herniated discs. Most doctors recommend this surgery as it gives long-term results that are less invasive than conventional techniques. The main objective of this surgery is to remove the disc, which is creating pressure on the spine. It is an outpatient surgery, although in some cases, the patient may have to stay in the hospital for a day. After the surgery, you will be prescribed specific physiotherapeutic exercises, which you must do regularly. The doctors will advise you not to drive or sit in the same place for a long time. You will also not be allowed to do any heavy lifting or exercises for at least two to four weeks after the surgery. You will progress slowly towards recovery every day. There are chances of potential infection and bleeding during this surgery. Nerve root damage is also one of the risks of this procedure.

Aster medical center’s neurology department makes breakthroughs every day through their clinical trials.xxx uses only the best tools and equipment to cater to its patients. The expert physiotherapists and neurosurgeons of Aster try to provide patients with the best possible medical care during surgery and post-op.