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6 y.o. kid with vertebral compression fracture (t8-t9 fractured and contusion in t12-l2), fell from 6-7 ft, no pain, feels fine. is it ok in the first 3 months after the trauma: 1) to sit? 2) to sleep either on his back with a pillow or on side?
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He should sleep in any position he wants. His body will decide whether it is appropriate.
Answered 6/16/2022
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