What are the complications of compression fracture?

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I had a fracture last year. At that time, I felt special pain. When I went to the hospital for examination, it was compression fracture. What are the complications of compression fracture?

What are the complications of compression fracture?

First of all, according to the shape of fracture line, fracture can be divided into: fissure fracture, subperiosteal fracture, green branch fracture, tear fracture, transverse fracture, oblique fracture, spiral fracture, comminuted fracture (fracture pieces broken into more than three pieces, called comminuted fracture), embedded fracture, concave fracture, compression fracture. Compression fracture is a kind of fracture.

Secondly, the patients should pay attention to the activities of the joints of the limbs while doing waist exercise, in order to prevent the limb muscle disuse atrophy, joint contracture and bone decalcification. Rhythmic movement of lower limb joints can promote blood circulation and prevent lower limb thrombosis. Patients should also strengthen respiratory function exercise to maintain normal lung function. The commonly used methods are deep breathing, shrinking lip breathing (such as whistling), etc.

Finally, three months after injury, the patients entered the recovery period. Patients should continue to strengthen the back muscle strength exercise to prevent the sequelae of low back pain. At the same time, do the flexibility and flexibility exercise of the spine. The patient can ride on the gymnastic stool and bend the spine in all directions to prevent the medullary joint from replacing the waist. The training of strengthening back muscles can be combined with proper abdominal muscle training (such as sit ups).

matters needing attention

With the compression fracture, we should pay attention to the recovery or exercise to prevent the occurrence of complications, and after treatment, we should also pay attention to the daily diet conditioning, to promote the morning recovery of the body.