L1 fracture please help

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hi 1 month ago i had spine fracture and my neurology doctor asked me to bed rest complete for 2 more months also to use LS belt while seating and to avoid walk. My question : - can i remove belt before before and after lifting from bed ? If i get up from bed without belt , will it affect the healing . - how longer can i sit and stand daily . So far i am using belt even when i am sleeping . Thanks for your time in reading and reply.

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Dr. Abhishek

Neurologist 11 yrs exp Delhi

Please avoid bearing weight. You don't require to wear a belt while lying down. Please take a high calcium, high protein diet.

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Please consult for proper evaluation and treatment.

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Dr. Sunilkumar Baranwal Neurosurgeon 19 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sunilkumar Baranwal

Neurosurgeon 19 yrs exp Delhi

Please see a neurosurgeon. It is an unstable fracture and may need fixation

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