How long can a fracture be removed?

The fracture nail can be removed in about 1-2 years.

Fracture refers to the interruption of joint integrity and continuity, and pain, deformity and other manifestations. If the patient belongs to upper limb fracture, and the fracture degree is light, the recovery speed is usually faster, and the nail can be removed in about 1 year. However, if the patient's fracture is serious or belongs to lower limb fracture, the recovery speed is relatively slow, and it can be removed about 2 years after the nail is broken.

After the fracture nail is broken, regular follow-up is required to monitor the healing of the fracture. In addition, the patient needs to take more foods rich in calcium, protein and other nutrients, such as milk, soy products, meat, fish and shrimp, which can promote recovery.