Complete healing of intertrochanteric fractures of the femur takes at least three months. The first step is to improve local CT and 3D reconstruction to accurately determine the type of intertrochanteric fracture of the femur. In general, surgery is the treatment of choice for intertrochanteric fractures. Currently, the main surgical procedure is closed reduction and PFNA internal fixation. After proper fixation, it is possible to get up and move around at an early stage, with double crutches to protect the affected limb from weight-bearing. You can also use some blood activating drugs such as bone health capsule and other drugs to promote fracture healing such as deer melon peptide. Avoid smoking and drinking as much as possible, as well as blind weight-bearing, otherwise it may affect the healing of the fracture. The diet can be enhanced with nutritional support, more high-protein foods, such as lean meat, fish soup, milk, and foods such as yam, angelica, and tianqi can also help promote recovery.