Fractures generally do not affect height, but if the fracture occurs around the epiphysis, it may have an effect. If the fracture occurs in the bones of the limbs and the fracture line is in the middle, if the fracture is not shortened, it will not affect the height after healing, and generally there will be no sequelae. If the fracture occurs in the middle part of the limb, if the fracture is not shortened, the fracture will not affect the height after healing, and generally there will be no after-effects. If the fracture occurs in the developmental period of children and teenagers, the fracture site is around the epiphysis because the epiphysis is an important part of the growth of the body height. Early detection can be corrected by bone lengthening surgery. Therefore, whether the fracture will affect the height depends on the fracture site, and you need to go to the orthopedic department of the hospital for treatment after the fracture occurs, so as to avoid affecting the height in the future.