You can drink alcohol appropriately for about three months after a finger fracture occurs. This is because after a finger fracture surgery, a cell called collagen grows in the wound, which plays a major role in the wound healing process. Even if the fracture is in the finger, if you drink alcohol at this time, it will affect the growth of the cells and make the wound bleed, inflammation and swelling, and it will cause infection and make the wound more difficult to heal. If the wound is healing well, you can ask your local hospital doctor when you can drink alcohol and follow the doctor’s advice to the letter. Patients with fractures are advised to take dietary supplements, drink more milk, and eat more vegetables, soy products or animal liver to get the protein and calcium they need. In your free time, get more sunshine to promote the absorption of calcium and speed up the healing process for early recovery.