Traction can not only restore but also play a fixed role. After fixation, the fracture is not easy to dislocate and the soft tissue is damaged, which can relieve the pain.

The treatment of intertrochanteric fracture of femur includes conservative treatment and surgical treatment. Conservative treatment mainly refers to traction, first traction for 4-6 weeks and then hip joint herringbone plaster fixation for 3 months. Its advantages are low cost and no risk of surgical trauma. Disadvantages: Staying in bed for three months can easily lead to complications such as lung, urinary tract infection and bedsore, which will bring serious health problems to the elderly. At present, the orthopedics department of hospitals above dimethyl rarely carries out conservative treatment.

Personally, I suggest the best surgical treatment.