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How long does it take for a fractured arm to heal? 8-12 weeks: Depending on type of fracture and location and general condition of host (healthy or multiple medical problems) fracture healing is variable but most heal in 10 weeks with sufficient strength to use normally.
A: According to The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, wrist fractures can take anywhere from six to eight weeks to heal. However, long-term recovery can take up to a year. The most common type of wrist fracture is the Colles' Fracture, according to WebMD. When this type of fracture occurs, patients usually require a splint during the first week of recovery as the swelling goes down in the wrist. After the first week, a cast is used to immobilize the wrist and allow the bones to heal correctly. Typically, patients can expect to wear a cast for at least six weeks. Once the cast is removed, physical therapy may be required depending on the severity of the injury.