Most osteomyelitis can be cured clinically. Acute osteomyelitis can be controlled by early anti-infective treatment, antibiotic treatment, or assisted ultrashort wave treatment, or assisted surgical openings for decompression and drainage. Chronic osteomyelitis varies from person to person, has a certain recurrence rate, has a longer and more complicated course, patients often have low-grade infections, and complete elimination of pathogenic microorganisms requires the destruction of more bone tissue, but it will destroy the scaffolding effect of bone tissue.