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1. Normal; 2. Judging from the symptoms you described, the operation was relatively successful, and there was no evidence of nerve damage;

3. Rest on a hard bed, and move on crutches appropriately (with waist support);

4. When the pain is unbearable, follow the doctor's instructions to take painkillers.

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Your father's back disease doesn't need surgery at all. Now the pain can be significantly reduced to better by the acupoints.

I think the 3rd floor is better, I want to add a few words, that is, if the foot hurts, pat the ischicium and calf with your hands, which will be much more comfortable, it is best to have a hot compress of Chinese grass bone-setting ointment will be a lot, if not, buy a warm water bag to put it on.

Thank you upstairs! I've seen your replies last night, but the replies failed because I wasn't familiar with the operations I knew, thanks again!

It should be considered that the recovery is relatively slow! Generally speaking, you can't get out of bed for more than 1 month, but it won't be as painful as your father. It's better to take your dad to the hospital for a check-up on a flat car, so you'll feel more at ease.

Hello, the general treatment of fractures is fixation, maintenance, and taking drugs to promote bone growth.

It is important to treat the fracture in time to avoid the broken end of the bone from puncturing other tissues in the body and causing unnecessary infection. I hope my reply can help you, I wish you a speedy **!

Go to the pharmacy and buy a waist brace, which is conducive to recovery and can also prevent secondary injury.

Hello, may I ask your age, gender, how long has the fracture been, whether there are compound injuries, whether there are neurological symptoms, have you been treated in a regular hospital, you have given too little medical history information, provide more, so as to help you solve your doubts, we are now **lumbar vertebra fracture, there are conservative and surgical methods, the need for surgery**, after the operation, under the protection of the lumbar brace, about 10 days has been on the ground, the recovery is very fast, if the indication of surgery is not reached, conservative**, bed rest** for 6 weeks, Waist brace protects the lower ground function exercise.

Did you have surgery or not? Recovery is usually possible within 3 months after surgery. Wear a waist brace for a month to walk on crutches.

Generally, it takes one to three months to recover, depending on the individual's physical condition. Occasional pain during recovery is normal, but if you have frequent pain, it is recommended that you consult your doctor in detail.

Patients with spinal stenosis can return to normal life one to two months after surgery, according to the individual's physical condition to make a judgment, ** is not a trivial matter, it is recommended to go to a professional place, Chengdu has a home, Chenghua District East Station is good, Gu Lian Kang.

Generally, after lumbar enucleation, the affected limb will have the symptoms you mentioned 3 days after the operation, which is mainly related to the injury after preoperative nerve entrapment, and the symptoms can be basically relieved after 3 months to half a year. If the symptoms are not relieved and affect normal life and work, you must go to a follow-up clinic in time. Even if the surgery is successful, because your waist structure has changed, pay attention to adjustment in your work and life after surgery, and your previous bad life and work habits need to be changed, and your waist should not be overworked.

Generally, you can bend over and move 3 months after surgery, and pay attention to the lower back muscle function exercise under the guidance of the doctor after surgery, which is very important, and the surgery relieves the symptoms, but the function must be restored through exercise after surgery.

I don't know how long it has been after the surgery, generally there will be a period of edema in the tissue after the operation, and the edema may compress the peripheral nerves and blood vessels during the edema period to cause your above symptoms, which is generally possible for about 1 month, but if there is still this situation after this time, it is recommended to rule out other conditions. Or there are no other vertebral bodies with a herniated disc.

I don't know what your specific surgical plan is, and I can't tell accurately.

However, the operation of the lumbar spine generally has the process of pulling the nerve root, and there will be some nerve edema reaction, which is different for different people, generally 3-6 months.

There is also a point of correction that you can bend over after lumbar spine surgery. Although lumbar spine surgery immobilizes several segments, the action of bending over is done by many bones and joints together, not only by the range of motion between the lumbar spine, but also by the hip joint. Therefore, it is possible to bend over after surgery, but be careful to avoid weight-bearing or excessive bending.

First of all, you must sleep on a hard bed, the purpose is to reduce the pressure on the lumbar disc, which helps to reduce the pressure on the lumbar disc, and at the same time, you can consider the external application of Yangjia muscular ointment, the characteristic of Yangjia muscular ointment is to make the absorption faster, and then the drug enters the lumbar interdisc through the subcutaneous capillaries, so as to promote the disappearance or contraction of the nucleus pulposus herniated from the disc, so as to achieve the purpose of **. The elderly in our family also insisted on ** in this way and were cured for more than two months. Yang's muscular paste can be bought on Taobao.

Surgery is risky, so it's not conservative to use it! It's hard to imagine being a normal person.

Problems with sacroiliac joint displacement. Didn't work out.

The lumbar vertebral arch is a nerve root channel, which originates from the central nervous system of the spinal cord like a branch. The nerve roots work to innervate the muscles in the toes at the end of the limbs.

The knee and ankle muscles and the numbness of the toes are all caused by the nerve root being entrapped by the fractured end.