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Post vertebral compression fracture pain

2017-10-31 06:22:44
I got compression fracture of (D12 )10 weeks back, I chose conservative treatment rather than the operation. I still wearing the brass during day ti,. my problem is the pain although I am on zaldiar, mydocalm and brufen 600 mg daily. when could I start having physiotherapy and when the pain will subside. Thank
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Most compression fracture heal in 10- 12 weeks time. Healing needs to be documented on xray, MRI. CT also might be needed. Based on clinical and radiological finding, further plan  of action can decided.
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Answered2017-11-03 15:09:25

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