Abstract: Discogenic low back pain is a common clinical disease with an increasing incidence. It can also be called disc disorder in clinical practice. It is pain derived from human intervertebral discs. There are many ways to treat discogenic low back pain. Non-surgical treatments include bed rest, traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, physical therapy, and western medicine treatment, and can reduce the adhesion resistance, open the intervertebral space, and improve the blood supply around theintervertebral disc of the patients. Some patients have persistent radicular pain or repeated radicular pain. During the straight leg raising test, it is very difficult for patients to bend over, and after treatment, the neurological symptoms of most patients are aggravated, so it is necessary to choose other safer and more effective treatment method. Percutaneous minimally invasive surgery is widely used in clinical practice, with multiple methods such as excision, decompression, shaping, ablation, chemistry, and physics, and different methods have different effects.

Key words: Discogenic low back pain, Minimally invasive intervention, Thermocoagulation