First episode of prolapsed intervertebral disc revolves in 90% of cases with proper care and physiotherapy by 4-6 weeks. However there are three instances which require urgent attention with surgery if required. The first is any loss of muscle power. This is usually suggestive of a more severe compression and is unlike to improve fully by conservative means. The second is presence of any bladder symptoms like urgency or increase in frequency of urination. The third is neurogenic claudication, causing pain and heaviness in legs after standing or walking. This is usually marked by more of back pain than leg pain and may be due to spinal column instability.

Dear Sir You need to consult a neurosurgeon for further treatment

Hello.. Please start with Good well protocol Physiotherapy treatment. Esp. Exercise therapy & Manual therapy 60% and dependent on Electrotherapy 40%... Physiotherapy means medication & chances of surgery get reduce without complications & compromise daily living activities. Regards. You will be better.

With proper combination treatment of electro and manual therapy disc conditions can be completely resolved. But regular physio sessions with following all the advise given by your physio with your particular condition, can help you completely get rid of your pain and get back to your activities of daily living. And by getting back to all activities means even sports and other strenuous activities you used to do or wish to do! Just take a good physio treatment as and when needed!

Consult physiotherapy for further diagnosis and treatment. Avoid forward bending and lifting heavy weights