When can I get off the ground Lumbar 1 vertebral compression fracture

Hard. This is related to the patient's physical condition, symptoms, success of surgery, medication and other issues.

In general, compression fractures that are not very severe can be done without surgery. Because the surgery itself does not solve the problem of compression and acceptance, it is only a physical help.

If you do not use traditional Chinese medicine**, sequelae are inevitable.

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It is advisable to find a local Chinese medicine practitioner**.

Good luck soon**!

Two weeks after the operation, I was able to walk on the ground, which is similar to a normal person.

I was very angry when I read the replies of some non-medical professionals! Isn't it harmful to advertise by the way?

It's been more than a month since the surgery, is it RF or AF? Or is it a steel plate on the front road? Is there a cage placed between the vertebral bodies?

The degree of injury and what the surgeon sees during the operation also determine the time to go to the ground. Why don't you ask the surgeon, ask here?

Usually, it takes more than half a year to recover from this compression fracture. It is recommended that you consider it after half a year.

Compression lumbar fracture is a very common type of spinal injury in our lives, mainly caused by some trauma. Let's introduce you to compression lumbar vertebral fractures.

1.First: thoracolumbar compression fracture, generally refers to the compression of the anterior half of the vertebral body (anterior column) caused by anterior flexion, the vertebral arch (posterior column) at the back of the spine is normal, and a few have traction injuries. The vertebral bodies are usually wedged, which is common in general, but it is not good**.

2.Second: thoracolumbar compression fractures are mostly caused by trauma, and osteoporosis Shenluhu fractures in the elderly are also mostly compression fractures.

The latter usually suffers mild injuries and can also manifest as stress fractures, i.e., the accumulation of repeated minor injuries. Pathologic fractures usually refer to bone tuberculosis, bone tumors that invade the vertebrae to cause minor injuries, or fractures that are not caused by trauma. Need to be timely**.

3.Third: thoracolumbar compression fractures are more common in the lower thoracic and upper lumbar segments.

A careful history of injury should be obtained, as patients complain of back pain, inability to move, and may be impeded from standing and walking. If compression is severe, the spinous process or ligament of the posterior column is damaged, resulting in a focal kyphotic deformity or swollen ecchymosis. Most are stable fractures.

Precautions. Compression lumbar fractures are generally taken with X-rays, and if a fracture is found, it needs to be received in the hospital as soon as possible**.

Whether the compression fracture of the lumbar 3 vertebral body is serious or not needs to be judged according to imaging examination and clinical manifestations. Compression fractures of the lumbar 3rd vertebra with mild compression and no symptoms of lower extremity nerve dysfunction are generally not serious. However, if the vertebral body compression is obvious, and symptoms such as numbness and even paralysis of the lower limbs occur at the same time, the situation is more serious, and it is recommended to go to the orthopedic department of the hospital in time**.

1. Not serious: If the fracture is in good alignment and alignment, does not compress the spinal cord and nerves, and does not have symptoms of nerve dysfunction in the lower limbs, the fracture is not serious at this time, and you can follow the doctor's advice for conservative **. For example, absolute bed rest, regular check-ups, wearing belts, etc., and at the same time, you can take drugs that promote fracture healing according to the doctor's instructions**, such as Xianling Gubao capsules, calcium carbonate tablets, etc.;

2. Severe: If the vertebral body compression is obvious, the fracture is bursting and comminuted, compressing the dural sac and spinal cord, and the lower limbs have symptoms of neurological dysfunction such as numbness, sensory impairment, decreased muscle strength, and even paralysis, the situation is mostly more serious, and surgery is generally required. It is recommended to perform timely surgery, such as open reduction, decompression, internal fixation, bone graft fusion, etc.

After surgery, bed rest should be paid attention to, regular re-examination until the fracture heals, and the lower back muscles and lower limbs should be strengthened. If a compression fracture of the lumbar 3rd vertebra has already caused spinal cord injury, the condition is more severe and may cause irreversible paralysis of the lower limbs.

First: A fracture is a complete or partial break of the continuity of the bone structure. In the event of a lumbar compression fracture, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, and the doctor should confirm the diagnosis after taking an X-ray or doing XT.

After timely and appropriate treatment, most patients can recover their original functions, and a small number of patients can leave the sequelae of lower back, leg soreness, and inconvenient walking.

Second: after the patient is diagnosed, you must follow the doctor's instructions, especially the bed time, or the doctor will tell you how long to get out of bed according to the condition, do not rush to get out of bed, it is best to lie on your back, do not turn over casually, and have special care, because the period of bed rest is the lumbar spine repair period (bone grafting period), after the injury, although the lumbar spine can not be intact as before, after recovery, there will be no low back pain, leg pain, and inconvenient walking.

Third: during the period of recuperation, you should also pay attention to eating some medicine and food for the bones, I would like to introduce a good way to eat cucumber seeds, because cucumber seeds are a good medicine for bones. You can go to the pharmacy to buy raw, and then fry and eat, or you can buy ready-made Huangshan Shengua seed powder.

In addition, drinking more bone broth is also very effective.

Compression fractures alone can be conservative** and can be rested at home for 4 weeks. No surgery and other**. If the pain is symptomatic**, it's fine.

Lumbar compression fractures are rarely displaced, and there is no need to be surgically fixed with steel plates and nails, after all, the lumbar nerves are abundant and the operation is risky.

If you want a broken bone to grow faster, it is not enough to rest at home, the broken bone cannot heal in a short time, and it will leave many sequelae after a long time. Your father's problem suggests using traditional folk Chinese medicine**, because only Chinese medicine can promote the growth of callus, lumbar vertebrae fracture within a month, the pain can be basically eliminated after 5 days of medication, and you can stand on the ground in 15 days, and the whole process can be basically in about 40 days**.

Before the first day, it is advisable to rest more and move less, and use Western medicine with caution, especially hormone drugs and painkillers, so as to avoid bone lesions and necrosis.

I wish your father a speedy **!