Fractures are managed through various approaches, with some being treatable using casts, braces, or splints, while others necessitate surgical intervention involving the use of plates, screws, nails, or pins to repair the fracture. Fracture healing is a highly individualized process, influenced not only by the fracture type and treatment but also by the unique characteristics of the individual affected. The primary objective of fracture treatment is to restore the bone's normal alignment and anatomical positioning, allowing the fracture to heal correctly. This may involve the manipulation or setting of the fracture. The duration of healing can vary significantly, typically falling within a range of 6 to 8 weeks. However, the healing timeline is influenced by the specific bone involved and individual factors, as mentioned earlier. For instance, hand and wrist fractures often heal in about 4 to 6 weeks, while tibia fractures might require 20 weeks or even more for complete healing.