After 65 days of regular treatment for a heel fracture, you can gradually start walking with repeat x-rays showing good healing. A fractured heel bone can cause pain, swelling, and mobility problems in the foot, and requires regular examination and treatment in a hospital. Conservative or surgical treatment is the usual choice. After 65 days of treatment, a follow-up X-ray is required to determine if the fracture can be walked on. If the X-ray shows good healing, you can start to stand on the ground under the instruction of the doctor and partially weight-bearing walking with the help of crutches, but be careful to make gradual progress and do not exert too much force to avoid re-injury. If the X-ray shows that the fracture is not healing well, you need to continue to rest in bed and have regular checkups, and prohibit the affected limb from bearing weight on the ground. If the fracture has not healed in more than 9 months and has not improved after 3 months of treatment, the fracture is considered to be non-union and may require surgery. Whether or not you can walk on the ground after 65 days of heel fracture needs to be consulted with a medical professional according to the specific situation in order to avoid adverse consequences.