The healing process of fracture is divided into four phases in total, hematoma mechanization phase, scab formation phase, fracture healing phase and remodeling phase, 2 months of recovery is usually in the second phase. 1. About 2 to 3 weeks after the fracture, bleeding at the injury site induces many bone marrow stem cells to secrete around and form a huge hematoma, which is gradually replaced by granulation tissue and mechanization. 2. Within 1 to 2 months, some osteoblasts may appear in the hematoma, stimulating the production of some unshaped fine bones that become primitive bone scabs. 3. After more than three months, these primitive bone scabs become firm and stiff, and the bone plate slowly forms and can bear some weight. It usually takes 3 to 6 months for the fracture site to return to near its previous state, and requires careful care and some exercise training. Please follow your doctor’s instructions for gradual functional recovery.