When a fracture occurs in the lumbar spine, it is recommended to rest for 3 months before being able to go to work. Because the fracture of the lumbar spine, whether conservative treatment or surgical treatment, usually the fracture to achieve clinical healing time, must be about 6-8 weeks, only at this time can just start to do up, or walk on the ground, do the lumbar spine or lower limb activities functional exercise, must be functional exercise for about 1 month to 1.5 months, the local lumbar, or the entire lower limb function can be fully restored, this Only then can you go to work, so you have to rest for about 3 months. However, if the fracture of the lumbar spine is serious and there is paralysis of the lower limbs, the time to go to work may be longer in this case, and the rehabilitation should be done at the later stage of the fracture, so that the function of the limbs can return to normal. If the recovery is poor or the function is only partially recovered, it is not very likely to be able to go to work.