Can the first lumbar compression fracture recover?

The first lumbar compression fracture can be recovered, but the recovery time is different. The recovery time is mainly determined according to the severity of the fracture, whether it causes complications and the severity of complications. If the fracture is relatively mild, it does not cause nerve compression, nor does it show complications such as lower limb movement restriction or abnormal defecation. Normal treatment can be selected conservatively, pay more attention to bed rest, and take drugs for activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis and pain. At the same time, with the use of bone-setting drugs, normal one or two months can gradually recover. But if the fracture is serious, resulting in nerve compression, resulting in some complications. Normal is the need for surgical treatment, need to timely release compression, improve clinical symptoms. Recovery time is relatively long, may take half a year to about a year to gradually recover.