Young people can usually still do heavy work after standardized treatment for a compression fracture, but care should be taken to engage in heavy work in moderation.
Compression fracture is mainly caused by the compression of cancellous bone by vertical indirect force. If the patient’s fracture is completely recovered after standardized treatment and review, the patient can engage in part of the heavy work, but can not be engaged in heavy work for a long time. Although the fracture has healed, the bone is still damaged and may lead to re-fracture.
Patients need to pay attention to the fact that if the review shows deformation of the vertebral body and abnormal morphology and structure, they cannot engage in heavy work.
If you have a compression fracture, it is recommended that you consult a doctor in time, follow the doctor’s instructions, and actively treat it.