After spinal disc herniation surgery, patients may face risks of complications such as infections, recurrence, spinal degeneration, and nerve damage. A scientific diet plays a crucial role in the postoperative recovery process for spinal disc herniation and spine surgery.

A herniated disc is a condition wherein the nucleus pulposus protrudes from the outer fibrous layer of the disc, subsequently compressing adjacent structures and causing pain in patients. Therefore, X-rays are unable to detect the condition in its early stages; however, when the nucleus pulposus has extensively extruded, compressing nerve roots and encroaching upon the spinal cord, X-rays may assist in the diagnosis.