How long can a femur fracture walk?

For the thigh bone blood supply is still relatively poor, especially in the middle fracture, generally received more violence at that time, and local blood supply is relatively poor, so for this situation or relatively slow healing. Under normal circumstances, it takes about half a year to walk normally, but it also varies from person to person, and the degree of injury at that time, the size of the patient's age, the quality of the patient's body, and the degree of active treatment and protection in the later period are all related. Whether the specific walking can be normal or not needs to be determined according to the reexamination film, which is the gold standard for determining fracture healing and non-healing. If the fracture line is blurred and cannot be seen on X-ray examination, then you can walk normally without any problem. However, if the fracture line is still very clear, for this kind of situation, although you can walk on the ground, you must use crutches to move on the ground. You must not completely carry weight. The details still need to be determined according to the specific reexamination X-ray.