Internal fixation of a femoral stem fracture usually needs to be removed, or it may not be removed if, for example, the fracture cannot tolerate a second operation. When a femoral stem fracture is internally fixed, it is usually recommended that it be removed when the fracture has completely healed 1 to 2 years after the fracture, when it is easier to remove. Failure to remove it may lead to complications such as localized osteoporosis, plate or screw interference with limb movement, and skin problems. However, they may not be removed if the patient is older and cannot tolerate a second surgery, or if the patient does not wish to undergo another surgery and is not in any discomfort. After the internal fixation of femoral stem fracture, you should go to the hospital for regular checkups, and let the doctor judge whether the internal fixation must be removed according to the situation, and do not make a blind decision on your own, so as not to miss the best time for removal.