Regardless of the severity of the rib fracture, whether it is treated conservatively or surgically it should be left to rest for at least 1 month. If the condition is severe or slow to heal, recuperation can take more than 2 months. Ribs need to be repaired in a locally stable environment to prevent the broken ends of the rib fracture from continuing to move with breathing, which can cause pain, swelling, and slow healing. The fracture should also be localized to prevent direct external forces from aggravating the fracture or creating a secondary fracture. Recovery time for rib fracture is at least 4 weeks, so it is necessary to rest within 4 weeks, which is good for the recovery of ribs and surrounding tissues, and reduce the inflammatory reaction and local swelling formation. If the internal recovery is good after 4 weeks of CT review, you can exercise appropriately for early rehabilitation training, including daily activities of breathing as well as the recovery of local sports. Therefore, in the early stage of fracture recovery, it needs about 1 month of rest and recuperation, and after 1 month with rehabilitation training can achieve the best therapeutic effect.