This question "Is surgery necessary for a herniated disc?" or “Should disc herniation be operated
?” You could also ask. There is a perception that surgeons recommend surgery to all their patients. However, my rate of recommending surgery does not exceed 10%
if the stone cracks. In other words, I recommend surgical treatment to at most one in every ten patients I see. Anyway, neither my time nor my energy will allow
to perform more surgeries than this. I'm sure the situation is no different
for many of my sane surgeon colleagues.
However, it should not be forgotten that when you go to an internal medicine doctor, neurologist, etc.
you do not have a treatment recommendation or a prescription. You never go out.
You will be disappointed if you do not come across a solution.
Similarly, your neurosurgeon will also suggest a solution for you. Don't think
that this always means he wants to operate on you.
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