What causes clavicle pain?

Clavicle pain is actually not common in daily life, so if it occurs, you need to seek medical treatment in time. In fact, clavicle pain may be a symptom of fasciitis, stimulation by wind and cold, tumor metastasis and other diseases. Patients need to make judgments based on their own conditions in order to better cooperate with the doctor's treatment and recover health as soon as possible.

1. Causes of clavicle pain

If it is clavicle pain, the first thing to consider is whether it is fasciitis, which is a sterile inflammatory reaction. When the body is exposed to wind, cold, fatigue, trauma, and adverse stimuli such as wind and cold during sleep, it can induce an acute attack of fasciitis, leading to obvious pain in the clavicle and surrounding ligaments. In addition, tumor metastasis may also cause local pain. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. After the examination is clear, if it is myomectomycosis, you can treat it symptomatically through local massage therapy and topical anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs. If there are other reasons, symptomatic treatment will be enough.

2. Treatment recommendations

1. It is recommended that you see an orthopedic doctor in time and have an X-ray examination of the clavicle. Symptomatic medication will be given based on your examination results and symptoms and signs. Secondly, it can be combined with Chinese medicine acupuncture point massage or hot compress physical therapy. It is recommended to actively identify the cause of the disease and use symptomatic medication. I hope it will be of some help to you.

2. This disease is a stubborn one. Hormone drugs may be effective at the time, but they are very harmful to the body and have a certain degree of dependence. The effect of Western medicine treatment is not very ideal. When the medicine is ineffective, the only option is surgery. However, surgery only removes the bone spurs on the surface, which will grow again after a while. Orthopedic hospitals have no good solutions at all. It is recommended to use Chinese medicine external plasters for treatment.

3. It is recommended to do a plain film examination of the clavicle, which may be a bone lesion or a lesion of the surrounding soft tissue. If there is no bone problem, you can consider applying a plaster.