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L3 vertebra wedge compression unstable fracture how long does it take to get recover from this..?? I took 6 weeks of bed rest When will I start walking
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After 6 weeks of bed rest u need to consult ur treating doctor he will get the required xrays done and if the fracture is healing well he will advise to walk First consult ur treating doctor
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