Fell from the upper floor, about three or four meters high back and head hit the ground, lumbar spin

As long as there is no secondary bleeding in the skull, it usually doesn't matter.

Dizziness, vomiting because of the brain**. The brain itself will not have sequelae. Dizziness can occur for a few days, and it can be as long as 1-2 weeks. But there will be no sequelae.

The body aches and pains are caused by the edema that starts the next day after a muscle contusion, and there is no sequelae of this.

You need to pay attention to the headache within 7 days, vomiting and immediately go to the hospital for a follow-up head CT examination. Because the possibility of intracranial hemorrhage within 7 days is relatively high.

If the pain in some part of the body is not relieved after 3-5 days, you should also go to the hospital for a follow-up X-ray.

Therefore, it is recommended that you take a break for about 1 week, and if everything goes well, there will be no impact on your work life in the future.

From the perspective of Western medicine, if the diet is simply brain ** and soft tissue damage, there is nothing to pay attention to. Just don't drink alcohol.

**In fact, it doesn't matter if you don't take medicine.

Brain** take a good rest for a while.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible to do a brain CT and X-ray examination of other parts!

I won't use any sequelae The body will be fine after a while of recuperation Don't think too much, you go to the hospital to check normally If you have any problems, the doctor will not discharge you Not to mention that the hospital doesn't want to make money Don't think too much It's okay I wish you a speedy **.

1. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible**, and only to find the part of the fall can the symptoms be treated**.

You should go to the hospital for a check-up!

Back pain: the world's first leading element.

In June 2015, a health analysis of 188 countries around the world found that back pain, especially lower back pain, is now the number one health killer in the world. The Lancet reports that back pain is one of the top 10 causes of disability among fatal diseases, and can also cause serious diseases such as heart disease and malaria. Among adults, more than 40 percent have back pain for more than one day in a year.

Skeletal structure studies have found that the vibrational waves generated when the human body changes posture, whether walking, running or jumping, are absorbed by the intervertebral discs of the human vertebrae. The 4 natural curvatures of the vertebrae help to distribute these forces and also provide the body with the necessary structural support, stability and lateral mobility.

When people stand, nearly one-third of their body weight is acting on their lower back; Once in motion, the vertebrae squeeze directly against the discs, changing their natural alignment and subjecting them to greater force.

Therefore, how to reduce the load on the spine while sitting is very important for back health. Especially in the modern static life mode, people sit most of the time, and whether the sitting posture is healthy or not has a greater impact.

Sit up straight? Not the best.

The human vertebrae are divided into four parts, which are the cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral vertebrae from top to bottom. And the area where the most weight stress is experienced is the third part, which is the lumbar spine.

The standard sitting posture in the minds of normal people is two 90 degrees: the back is 90 degrees to the thighs (it may be extended to about 100 degrees), and the thighs are 90 degrees to the calves.

Compared to sitting hunched over or leaning forward, sitting at a 90-degree angle is indeed superior.

However, scientific instruments have found that the sound of the intervertebral discs is still very loud and the rate of wear and tear is also high in this sitting position. Because almost the entire upper body weight acts on the bottom two parts of the spine - the lumbar spine and sacrum. In 2006, a study at Balbota University Hospital in Canada found that sitting at a 90-degree angle for one hour may increase the risk of chronic back pain.

135 degrees: Ideal sitting position.

Recently, at the annual Radiology Society of North America, a team of radiologists in the United Kingdom found through magnetic resonance imaging that sitting up straight not only causes excessive fatigue in the spine, but also restricts the nerves around the spine, resulting in chronic back pain. Experts believe that for people who need to sit for long periods of time, a 135-degree angle between the back and the floor is ideal, which not only allows the body to relax naturally, but also minimizes the strain on the spine.

Sitting at this angle results in the least amount of pressure acting on the intervertebral discs and connected muscles and tendons, and the weight is more evenly distributed across the entire vertebrae. If the back of the chair is fixed at 90 degrees, and you are forced to sit in the chair at 135 degrees, the damage to the back and spine is also not small. The 135-degree sitting position is also detailed.

The back must be kept close to the back of the chair to ensure that the spine is supported by a point of force. This means that a chair that can adjust the angle of the backrest is essential.

Hello, according to your description, it is recommended that you go to the hospital immediately for a detailed examination, according to the results of the examination**, and it is recommended that you do not carry out activities anymore.

If you have problems with the cervical spine, you will also get dizzy.

**Cranial nerve insufficiency will lead to cerebral hypoxia and dizziness, and cerebral magnetic resonance needs to be assisted for your guidance. Suggests that ** brain injury is secondary to edema leading to anterior and posterior ventricular deneration involvement.

Hello, I need to take a radiograph to check whether there is a fracture. If the soft tissue injury is simple, physiotherapy can be used to increase local blood circulation, promote the resolution of inflammation and swelling, reduce pain, and enhance the local effect of the drug. Be careful not to get cold and tired, and it is best to follow the doctor's advice**.