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What Causes Bowel Movement Poor With A L3 Spinal Compression Fracture?

My Bowel movement and urinary flow are both poor following a L3 spinal compression fracture two months ago and do not appear to be improving. Some slight scensitivity in the buttocks region is also part of the problem and i am wondering how long this might continue?.

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Tue, 12 Sep 2017
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Hello dear

Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .

* This is in relation with compression of nerve root fibers which are
responsible for the motor commands to the bowel and bladder for
proper functioning .

* Till it recovers with total healing and release of internal compression of
nerve roots from the possible inflammation and oedema , you have to
face the consequences of the same .

Hope this will help you for sure .
Welcome for any further doubts .

Regards dear take care .
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What Causes Bowel Movement Poor With A L3 Spinal Compression Fracture?

Hello dear Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly . * This is in relation with compression of nerve root fibers which are responsible for the motor commands to the bowel and bladder for proper functioning . * Till it recovers with total healing and release of internal compression of nerve roots from the possible inflammation and oedema , you have to face the consequences of the same . Hope this will help you for sure . Welcome for any further doubts . Regards dear take care .