A fracture in a 90-year-old is not something that can only wait for death; with the right treatment and adequate therapy, it is entirely possible to resume daily activities and life. 90-year-old fractures often face the stimulus of stress trauma and the corresponding complications caused by bed rest. The bones of the elderly are more fragile and are often accompanied by severe osteoporosis, which leads to non-healing fractures or fractures that are more difficult to treat. As a result of these difficulties, the lives of elderly people are at risk after a fracture. However, with the development of medicine, there are many ways to treat fractures in the elderly, such as fixation of the femoral neck fracture and joint replacement, after fixation and joint replacement, the patient can go to the ground early and move around to avoid the complications of being bedridden. At the same time, elderly people in general physical condition can also be supplemented and treated with appropriate treatments. In case of poor bone healing, fracture healing can also be ensured with appropriate medication to promote fracture healing. Therefore, as long as the 90-year-old is treated correctly and regularly after the fracture, he can be cured completely and not just wait for death.