If a patient with a crushed femoral head occurs and develops according to normal conditions after surgical treatment, no other postoperative complications occur, and the incision heals well, he can basically be discharged from the hospital in about 10 days. If the fracture surgery is traumatic and the healing of the incision is not ideal, the patient can only be discharged from the hospital after half a month or even longer until the incision is removed. After discharge from the hospital, it is important to note that the leg should not be weight-bearing because a comminuted femoral head fracture is prone to serious complications such as femoral head necrosis and non-union of the fracture. If the surgery is a joint replacement, you should in turn strive to leave the bed as soon as possible, perform functional rehabilitation exercises and return to a normal level of living. The time of discharge from this surgery, as in the above case, depends on the specific recovery situation, which is usually 10-15 days.