After a fracture occurs, it is advisable not to drink or smoke. Also, special attention should be paid to avoiding spicy and irritating foods such as chili, pepper, and mustard. The fracture should be examined by a hospital orthopedic department to determine the exact healing situation. Also, do not drink alcohol because it will be left behind when it passes through the fracture in the bloodstream, which will not only affect the speed of healing, but also the formation of bone scabs. After a fracture, do not drink Coke or Sprite, which are carbonated beverages and contain mostly phosphoric acid. Regular consumption of carbonated beverages and large intake of phosphoric acid will affect the absorption of calcium, and once the ratio of calcium to phosphorus is imbalanced, it may lead to slow bone growth and directly affect the healing of the fracture.