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L3 vertebra wedge compression unstable fracture How long does it take to get recover from this?? I took 6weeks of bed rest I can walk easily (no pain) But I can't able to sit and stand Still how long does it take to get recover?
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It takes around 6 to 9months for the fracture to completely heel
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