Ligament rupture requires surgery for treatment, and the recovery time is determined by the location of the ligament, the degree of injury, and the procedure. For ligament injuries in non-weight-bearing limbs, such as upper limb ligament injuries, surgical repair requires 4-6 weeks of rest with braking and immobilization, and the ligaments can be fully recovered and functional training can be performed. If the ligament rupture is in the weight-bearing lower extremity, it will take 6-8 weeks for the ligament to recover and for the ligament to recover and for the functional training and weight-bearing activities to be performed. Part of the surgery requires ligament grafting or stop reconstruction, and the corresponding rest time is long, about 2 months for the upper limb and 2-3 months for the lower limb, so how long the ligament rupture needs to be treated surgically can be healed, depending on the specific situation.