Recovery time for fracture pinning usually needs to be judged by the location of the fracture and the operation of pinning. Age and nutritional status will also have some influence on the recovery time, usually 1~4 weeks. If the fracture site is in the upper limb, such as ulna fracture, radius fracture, etc., after the removal of the nail, if the age and nutritional status is good, usually about two weeks may be fully recovered. If the fracture site is in the lower limb, such as femur fracture, due to the lower limb weight-bearing, it will take time to recover after removing the nail, usually about 4 weeks to gradually recover to be able to walk normally. At the same time, the surgical operation when removing the steel nail will also have a certain impact on the recovery. If the surrounding soft tissue is cleaned up more, and the blood vessels are not rich, the recovery time will be relatively longer, and if the surrounding tissues are more, and the blood flow is rich, the recovery time will be relatively shorter. The recovery time for taking steel nails for fracture needs to be consulted with the doctor and judged according to one’s own situation. Too early or too late activity will have some effect on the prognosis of the fracture.