You can drink pigeon soup after a fracture. However, it is important to emphasize that you should not drink pigeon soup during the week after the fracture, because during this period is the swelling period and it is necessary to have a light diet in order to facilitate the absorption of swelling. Because pigeon soup is rich in fat and greasy food is extremely detrimental to the elimination of swelling after fracture. In the late stage of fracture, you can drink pigeon soup and eat more lean meat, eggs and other high-quality protein to increase nutrition and accelerate the repair of fracture. You can also drink calcium-rich foods such as bone broth at the end of the fracture period, which is beneficial to the healing of the fracture.