A bone fracture without redness or swelling usually takes 1 to 3 months to repair, and the repair time for a bone fracture depends on each person’s situation. For a simple bone fracture without other symptoms such as redness or swelling, the repair time is about 1 month. For children, the repair time of bone fracture may be earlier, which is related to the high organic content and blood supply in their bones. However, in some people with poor physical condition, such as malnutrition and malignant tumors, the repair time of bone fracture will be significantly longer, about 2 to 3 months. The location where the bone fracture occurs will also affect the repair time, if it occurs in the finger, it may take about 3 weeks to repair. If the fracture occurs in the neck of the femur, which itself lacks blood supply, the repair time is longer. When a bone fracture occurs, it is recommended that treatment be standardized under the guidance of a physician to promote early recovery.