Brief Answer:
Depends on the healing process and condition of vertebral bones.

Detailed Answer:
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Our vertebral bones are holding in between their holes our spinal cord and the spinal nerves are coming out from the foramina(holes) through the vertebra.

If due to some reason these vertebrae are crushed, collapsed, or discs in between two vertebrae is displaced (herniated) the nerves pinched in between and cause pain in areas of their respective supply.

Recovery depends on the disease process, reason of the disease and collapse factors, mineral bone density of the vertebrae, and a lot more factors.

IN your case your bones must have been a victim of osteoporosis as the age advances it happens in females. So, there is no defined period of pain persistence. Some women bear it for the rest of life, some get better with passage of time.

You can get benefits after consultation with an from office visit to a Neurosurgeon.

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