The recovery time of fracture depends on the fracture site.

Generally speaking, after a person has a fracture, it takes some time for the fracture site to recover effectively, and the time for fracture recovery needs to be determined based on the location of the fracture.

1. Limb fractures:

Clavicle fracture: 70 days; scapula fracture: 60 days; humeral shaft fracture: 90 days; single fracture of ulna or radius shaft: 90 days; bilateral fracture of ulna and radius: 120 days; distal radius fracture: 90 days; finger and metacarpal fracture: 70 days; carpal fracture: 130 days; femoral neck fracture: 270 to 365 days; femoral shaft fracture: 120 days; patella fracture: 120 days; tibia and fibula fracture: 120 days; ankle fracture: 120 days.

2. Chest fracture:

30 to 40 days for a single rib fracture; 90 days for multiple rib fractures; 90 days for a sternum fracture.

3. Spine and pelvic fractures:

120 days for spinal fractures; 90 to 120 days for stable pelvic fractures; 120 to 180 days for unstable pelvic fractures.

4. Facial fractures:

30 days for linear fracture of nasal bone; 60 days for comminuted fracture of nasal bone requiring surgical treatment; 60 to 120 days for upper and lower mandibular bones.