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Anonymous users2024-01-24.After adequate bed rest, it can be protected by a suitable waist circumference. If there is a bone graft during the operation, it is advisable to immobilize it with a plaster vest for 3-4 months, and then move to the ground after the bone graft is completely healed. It is advisable to consult your doctor.
With waist support, good protection, no big problem.
There are several points in this situation, the first is whether you are in the hospital or at home, and you will do what the doctor says. Second, at home, first of all, you don't have to worry, take care of it, you can also do it in bed, the appropriate activities of your hands and feet, it is good for your recovery, the third depends on the speed of recovery, the general situation takes 2 or 3 months, the physical condition will be much longer, the fourth is to regularly go to the hospital to review to see how the recovery is, the fifth can do a massage if you have the conditions, or take Chinese medicine to condition your body will be better faster, so finally I wish you a speedy recovery!
If it is only a fenestration of the nucleus pulposus, it is possible, depending on what surgery you have, if you have internal fixation, it may not be possible. >>>More
Sleeping on a rigid bed can reduce the pressure on the discs. In the usual diet, eat more foods with high calcium content, such as milk, dairy products, shrimp skin, kelp, sesame paste, and soy products are also rich in calcium.
I get up in a month, and I can walk for about 40 days, because I don't have energy on my feet, and I rely on crutches! It was also at that time that I could go to the side of the place... However, everyone's body is different. You just have to feel it yourself.