You can generally walk without weight bearing two months after an ankle fracture, but it needs to be based on the specific condition, individual recovery, and so on. Fracture is a type of fracture. Mild ankle fracture without obvious displacement can be treated with plaster fixation or wearing a brace, generally 4-6 weeks after examination to determine clinical healing, you can walk on the ground, but should not bear weight too early. If there is obvious displacement of the ankle fracture, surgical repositioning and internal fixation can be considered. Generally, after 2-3 months of scab formation and clinical healing, the patient can walk on the ground, but should not bear weight too early. In addition, older people or people with slow bone growth will take longer time for bone healing, and the time for walking will be delayed. Two months after the ankle fracture, it is recommended to take relevant examinations under the guidance of the doctor to clarify the healing status of the fracture, and the activities on the ground should be gradual, so as not to affect the recovery.