Acute osteomyelitis may recur after it is cured, but the time of recurrence is not certain. After acute osteomyelitis is cured, it usually does not come back. If the treatment of acute osteomyelitis is not complete or the care after treatment is not proper, it is easy to recur. In addition, the patient’s body resistance decreases and the body’s immunity becomes poor, which can also lead to the recurrence of acute osteomyelitis. However, the recurrence time of acute osteomyelitis is not easy to determine, it may recur very soon, or it may recur after several years. Acute osteomyelitis is an inflammation of the bone marrow caused by purulent bacteria through bloodstream infection, the causative organism is often Staphylococcus aureus, and its primary foci are mostly abscesses, boils, furuncles, sores, carbuncles, as well as upper respiratory tract infections are the most common infectious diseases, so it’s very important to prevent osteomyelitis from occurring, and you should pay attention to your environmental hygiene and personal hygiene, and keep your skin clean. If the examination found to have acute osteomyelitis, must be as soon as possible to the regular hospital for standardized treatment, to achieve early detection, early diagnosis, more thorough treatment, and strictly in accordance with the requirements of the doctor’s orders for care, reduce the risk of recurrence.