How many days does it take for a tibial fracture to heal? I was diagnosed with a fracture of the middle part of the left tibia at the beginning of last month due to playing in bed by myself, and the alignment was good. Now more than a month has passed, but there is still some vague pain in the tibial area, I don’t know what is the cause. Tibiofibular fractures are most common in long tubular bone fractures. The tibiofibular stem fracture of the tibia resides superficially under the skin and lacks muscle attachment, so the fracture is very easy to penetrate the skin by the fractured end. They are most commonly seen in children and young adults. Most of them are caused by direct violence. If the fracture occurs in the lower and middle segments, it is likely to cause delayed healing or non-healing. Poor repositioning can produce traumatic arthritis. Factors affecting the healing time of tibial fractures are: 1. the age of the patient. 2.The health condition of the patient. 3. Local factors: (1) Type and number of fractures (2) Blood supply to the fracture site (3) Influence of infection (4) Degree of soft tissue damage (5) Soft tissue embedding The healing time of tibial fractures is usually 2 to 3 months, so patients should not be too aggressive. Chinese medicine treatment only requires splinting external fixation, splinting fixation and western medicine plate internal fixation its role is the same, but will not leave permanent scars, and then the selection of Chinese medicine external fast bone joint, can also be quickly healed, restore normal walking and weight bearing. This will shorten the healing time of tibial fracture. Most of the fractures treated by Western medicine are fixed with plates, nails and casts, after which the patient is told to go home for a long time to recuperate, as fast as three months or as slow as six months or even longer, most patients with bone injuries rely on recuperation to wait for the bones to grow, which is a long time, and the bones do not heal for a long time, and lesions will be easily formed later, which will delay the healing time of tibial fractures. The early diet of tibial fracture should be light, more soup and rich in nutrition, less greasy, fried food, the taste should not be too spicy. You don’t have to be too attached to the folklore of “hair products”, but alcohol should be consumed sparingly or not at all. Because alcohol and a variety of drug interactions, may affect the effectiveness of drugs or adverse reactions. Tea should drink less, tea in the high tannin content, can affect calcium, iron and protein absorption; vinegar, spinach should eat less, because they acidify the blood leads to bone decalcification.