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Hi Jess,
Sorry to hear about your compression fracture! I presume this is a compression fracture of your spine. These fractures usually are healing at 2 months so it would not be usual to be having cold sweats and symptoms at 2 months. It could be because the fracture is not healing well, or complications such as an infection or nerve compression have developed. Would suggest getting it checked by your specialist or a specialist to assess if any of these issues have developed.
Sorry to hear about your compression fracture! I presume this is a compression fracture of your spine. These fractures usually are healing at 2 months so it would not be usual to be having cold sweats and symptoms at 2 months. It could be because the fracture is not healing well, or complications such as an infection or nerve compression have developed. Would suggest getting it checked by your specialist or a specialist to assess if any of these issues have developed.
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