It usually takes about 3 months to be able to take off the crutches after a tibiofibular fracture, the exact time depends on the patient’s condition and the healing situation, etc. Usually, the fracture is unstable in the first 2 months. Usually, in the first 2 months, the fracture site is unstable, and it takes about 3 months for the fracture site to heal, in which case the patient can choose to take off the crutches according to his/her own condition. However, due to some individual differences, some patients with better immunity and proper care will recover faster, and may be able to get off the crutches in less than 3 months. Some patients with more severe disease or lower body immunity may need more than 3 months to be considered for abduction. Patients may choose whether or not to abduct after about 3 months of active treatment by visiting their doctor for a follow-up examination and taking into account the results of the examination. Avoid premature removal of abduction, which will create greater pressure on the affected area, which will not be conducive to the recovery of the condition and may even lead to exacerbation of the condition. It is recommended that the patient should use crutches to do activities in the first 2 months after the tibiofibular fracture, and arrange the time to take off the crutches after 3 months according to their own review.