If the sacral fracture is mild and there is no significant displacement, recovery can occur in about 2 months. If the condition is serious and the fracture is large with displacement, it will take about 4 months to recover. 1. If the degree of sacral fracture is small and there is no displacement, it will take about 2 months to recover through reasonable treatment and recuperation. If the sacral fracture is more serious with displacement, then surgery is needed and the recovery time is about 4 months. 2. If the sacral fracture is an open fracture, it is necessary to deal with the contamination of the wound and carry out skin grafting and other dispositions, as well as the fracture occurs in older patients, which may have a certain impact on and delay the healing of the fracture. The healing time may also need to be prolonged. 3. If the patient has a sacral fracture, attention should be paid to reduce the activities during the recovery period of the fracture, and at the same time, the affected limb can be elevated to promote blood circulation so as to promote recovery. In addition, a balanced diet should be ensured to ensure adequate nutrition to facilitate fracture healing. Patients with sacral fractures should go to the hospital for treatment in time.