After a fracture, it is possible to take blood-strengthening drugs, because taking blood-strengthening drugs in the early stages of a fracture is not only good for fracture repair, but also for the treatment and repair of local wounds. The majority of the blood relaxation drugs contain ingredients such as Panax ginseng, which is a very good trauma drug that can play a role in stopping bleeding and dissipating bruises and invigorating blood, and is also a common drug for trauma. However, patients with gastrointestinal problems, especially those with gastric ulcers, should not take the medicine to relax the blood because it can cause bleeding ulcers and make the ulcer surface unfavorable to healing. In addition, after the fracture, in addition to the blood-strengthening drugs, calcium drugs should be taken to promote the healing of the fracture.