In young people with fractures, the time to heal and recovery time is mostly 6-12 weeks, depending on the fracture site and the injury. For example, a metacarpal fracture in a young person with no local open injury and not very heavy soft tissue damage will take about 6 weeks for the fracture to heal. In case of an open fracture of the metacarpal bone, the local soft tissue condition is not good and the blood circulation is more damaged, the healing time should be extended accordingly, reaching more than 8 weeks and even up to 12 weeks. In young people, the healing time of lower extremity fractures is longer than that of upper extremity fractures, for example, metatarsal fractures of the foot often take about 8 weeks to heal and 12 weeks to heal in the lower leg and femoral stem. So the healing time for fractures in young people is generally 6-12 weeks, but it depends on the different parts of the fracture and the local damage to the fracture. If the fracture is relatively well aligned and aligned, and if the local soft tissue is in good condition, normal healing is often possible as expected. If there is an open fracture with bone loss or severe local soft tissue damage and restricted circulation, the healing time will be relatively longer, sometimes not even 12 weeks.