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L1 burst compression fracture

2023-09-14 03:31:30
I have been on bed rest since 1 month now. How long more do I need to be on rest?? Can i do some leg exercises or physiotherapy?? Can it be treated medically or do i need surgery for this?
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No need for surgery. U need a exercise program and precautions to avoid pressure on spine

Answered2023-09-16 13:04:24

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Rest for 6 weeks Followed by check xray and clinical evaluation Then start physiotherapy

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Get xray done after 1 month of injury.. According to improvment, next protocol decided

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Bed rest, it should heal , get xray

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Get repeat x ray done then follow up.

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