After cementing a lumbar spine fracture, it usually takes about a month of recuperation to recover. It typically takes one month for the bone cement to work and for spinal stability to return to normal. When a patient suffers from a lumbar fracture, injecting bone cement into the lumbar spine through a minimally invasive procedure strengthens the stability of the lumbar spine and is highly effective in relieving pain, as well as effectively reducing complications. Also known as vertebroplasty, the mechanism of pain relief is mainly due to the anchoring of the bone cement at the fracture site which immobilizes the osteoporotic vertebrae and reduces the stimulation of the nociceptive nerve endings, thus alleviating pain. It is important to note that vertebroplasty cannot fully restore the normal height of the spine, and deformities such as hunchback may occur. Patients can undergo standardized rehabilitation therapy under the advice of a physician to reduce the physical deformity.