A spinal fracture depends on the location of the specific fracture and the treatment measures, and generally takes 8 to 12 weeks, or even longer; if vertebroplasty is used, recovery is possible after surgery. In the case of a simple transverse vertebral fracture without significant subluxation and neurologic spinal cord injury, most patients can recover in 8 weeks. If simple spinal compression fracture without obvious dislocation, if vertebroplasty is used, functional exercises are performed in the early postoperative period. If the spinal fracture is accompanied by spinal cord and nerve injury, the surgery is performed with incision, repositioning, and pedicle screw fixation for immobilization, at which time the general recovery time is about 12 weeks, or even longer. If vertebroplasty is used, recovery is possible on the second day after surgery. However, there are strict indications and limitations on its use, and you need to consult your doctor for details. Patients with spinal fractures are advised to undergo regular follow-ups to evaluate the healing of the fracture and to undergo further treatment if necessary.