Toe fracture three months walking, if some lameness should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis: firstly, the fracture of the foot bone fracture. Secondly, the treatment of the fracture of the foot bone. Finally, the patient’s own situation. If the fracture of the foot bone is mild and there is still some lameness after three months is caused by calcium deficiency, it is recommended to supplement calcium, phosphorus and other mineral elements, calcium helps the fracture to recover, the fracture heals better and promotes bone formation as well as wound healing. If the fracture is heavy and there is still lameness after three months it should be considered that the local recovery is not too good and there may be local tissue swelling and pain leading to unstable walking. If walking is sudden after a long period of time without walking, the muscles may be in a contracted state and require a period of exercise to return to normal preoperative walking. If the postoperative condition is poor, it may be that the fracture was not retained during surgery and was removed, which may cause a change in walking posture after surgery.