Three months after the fracture of the foot and wrist, there is still pain, which may be due to incomplete recovery of the fracture site or complications of the fracture such as traumatic osteoarthritis and joint stiffness. 1. The fracture site has not fully recovered: it may be due to the patient’s age, poor health, malnutrition and other reasons for delayed healing of the fracture, and the fracture site has pain symptoms. Nutrition should be strengthened at an early stage and appropriate rehabilitation training should be carried out to promote healing of the fracture site, and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and meloxicam can be taken for those with severe pain. 2. Traumatic osteoarthritis: after the fracture of the ankle and wrist, the patient’s activities are too early, resulting in the fracture of the articular surface has been damaged, the bone healing makes the articular surface uneven, causing pain in the ankle and wrist performance. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and meloxicam can be taken to relieve the pain, or intra-articular injection of glucocorticoids, sodium vitrate and other drugs with lubricating and anti-infective effects. 3. Joint stiffness: Due to the long time fixation of the ankle and wrist, the venous and lymphatic reflux is not smooth, the plasma fibrous exudation and fibrin deposition in the tissues around the joints, fibrous adhesion and contracture of the surrounding muscles, resulting in impaired ankle and wrist movement and pain. It can be recovered by repeated flexion and extension of the ankle at a later stage, and in severe cases, arthroscopic minimally invasive surgery can be performed to loosen the joint. Therefore, three months after the fracture of the ankle or pain patients should go to the hospital in a timely manner, clear reasons for pain and then give targeted treatment.