Melon seeds ground into a powder have some adjunctive effect on fractures, but it is very limited. The effect of this type of medicine or food on fractures is only able to provide a portion of the calcium needed for fracture healing. In addition to this, it may also have a decongesting effect around the fracture. This type of medicine or food can be used as an adjunct to the treatment of fractures, but it is important not to generalize. Patients suffering from fractures must go to a regular hospital orthopedic department for consultation to clarify the exact location and severity of the fracture before choosing a reasonable formal treatment. In any case, the fracture must be properly repositioned and fixed in an appropriate way, and on top of that, the treatment should be supplemented with anti-inflammatory, anti-swelling, pain-relieving and fracture-healing drugs. Some prescriptions can be recommended if they do not interfere with the normal treatment of the fracture and have some auxiliary therapeutic effect on the fracture, but they must be prioritized.