The healing time of lumbar 1-2 compression fracture varies from person to person according to the degree of injury, and it usually takes about 3 months to heal. If the compression fracture of 1-2 lumbar vertebrae is mild, the fracture is not particularly serious, and there is no compression of nerves, conservative treatment can be given, first of all, absolute bed rest for about 2 months, remember not to walk on the ground too early, or sit up in bed. After 2 months, go to the hospital for review, if the result shows that the fracture has healed well, you can wear a lumbar protector, moderately leave the bed and go down to the ground for a little activity, but still bed rest is the main. Generally about 3 months can be fully recovered, the patient can increase the time away from the bed activities, step by step, and gradually return to normal life. If the compression fracture of 1-2 lumbar vertebrae is more serious and compresses the nerves in the vertebral canal and produces neurological symptoms, early surgical treatment should be given, such as incision and restoration of internal fixation, decompression of the vertebral canal, and release of nerve compression. After surgery, the patient needs to stay in bed for about 1 month, and then start to get out of bed after the fracture reaches clinical healing, and usually recover fully in about 3 months. In the case of the elderly, the recovery time may be longer. If the diagnosis of lumbar 1-2 compression fracture is confirmed, early standardized treatment is recommended to reduce the adverse effects of the disease.