How to avoid the sequelae of lumbar comminuted fracture?

Many diseases will have sequelae, and lumbar vertebrae comminuted fracture is also a type of fracture. There are many sequelae of lumbar vertebrae comminuted fractures, and patients should pay more attention to how to avoid these sequelae. Comminuted fractures of the lumbar spine may present with numbness of the lower limbs.

1. Comminuted fractures of the lumbar spine generally have no sequelae if there is no obvious nerve or spinal cord damage. A common discomfort after recovery from surgery is lower back pain after exertion. Lumbar vertebrae fractures are more likely to cause spinal cord damage, numbness of both lower limbs, and even loss of consciousness. Recovery may take a long time.

2. In addition to active treatment after lumbar comminuted fracture, follow-up care is very important. First of all, the patient's anxious mood must be comforted. Many patients lose their temper or become pessimistic and disappointed due to their limited mobility, so family members must encourage them and build their confidence.

3. After a comminuted fracture of the lumbar vertebra, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions for care, take medication on time, and have regular check-ups. You cannot reduce or stop medication at will, which will affect the effectiveness of the treatment. At the same time, you must rest in bed for a period of time and do not get out of bed too early to avoid aggravating the condition.

4. If the condition improves, you can do some rehabilitation activities in bed with the help of your family, but don't rush for success. Do it step by step, gradually increase the amount of activity, and then slowly get out of bed and move around, such as slow walking, simple limb activities, etc., which is conducive to the recovery of function.