Lumbar disc herniation is a very common problem in today's lifestyle. It is very often that the cause of hernia is degenerative spine disease which appears because of weak muscles, genetics, or different types of spine deformations. Disc herniation could also be caused by sudden movement or by lifting something heavy. Herniation appears in 4 stages. Depending on the stage of the hernia, the patient can feel weakness, pain, or even muscle paralysis. The best diagnostic method for herniation is magnetic resonance, but computed tomography can also be used for diagnosing. Treatment always begins with conservative methods – physical therapy and medicines. If that doesn't help then treatment continues with spinal anaesthesia. Operation stays as the last choice if the last two don't help. Operation is done with minimally invasive surgery procedures which give the patient quicker recovery and less possibility for complications. Physiotherapy assessment is done by the SOAP model. After assessment and making the plans for the therapy with the patient physiotherapy intervention can begin. Physiotherapy intervention consists of different types of exercises, electrotherapy, thermotherapy, and decompression. Exercises that are done with patients with lumbal herniation are Willam exercises, static and balance exercises, stretching exercises, DNS exercises, and finally exercises in water. Besides that, it's very important to point out, that education is very important for the patient. Physiotherapist needs to teach the patient about correct positions and how to lift the weight correctly.