How long can sacral fracture take to heal

Sacral fractures usually take about three months to improve. If the sacral fracture is very serious, the recovery time will be further extended. For patients with underlying diseases such as osteoporosis, the time for fracture recovery will also be extended. If a patient develops a sacral fracture, he should be protected by braking, taking drugs to promote fracture healing, drugs to improve microcirculation, etc., to alleviate local symptoms and promote fracture healing. If the patient has a very serious fracture, surgical treatment should also be considered. After developing a sacral fracture, patients should rest more, reduce sedentary time, and avoid excessive activity to avoid exacerbating the disease or adversely affect the healing of the fracture. It will be beneficial to have appropriate functional rehabilitation in the later period.