How long you can’t have intercourse with a fracture needs to be judged according to the fracture site and recovery. For example, upper limb fracture, does not affect cohabitation. Lower limb fracture, pelvic fracture, spinal fracture, etc., generally need to wait for three months after the fracture is fully recovered after coitus. Fractures of the upper limbs, such as fingers, arms, wrists, etc., these fractures, in the time of coitus will not be affected by the force, coitus will not affect the fracture, so the fracture does not affect coitus. Lower limb fracture, such as tibial fibula, patella fracture, etc., at the same time, pelvic fracture, spinal fracture, etc., in the same room need to force, will affect the fracture recovery, so need to wait for three months after the fracture is fully recovered before having sex. Because each person’s condition is different, so how long after the fracture coitus, can be judged by the attending physician according to the fracture site and recovery.