10 Causes of Sternum Pain

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Cause #6: Sternoclavicular Joint or Collarbone Injury

The sternoclavicular joint connects the collarbone to the top of the sternum. Injury at this joint can lead to discomfort and pain in the sternum. There can also be swelling, clicking, and stiffness at the joint.

The collarbone or clavicle is connected directly to the sternum. This means that any injury to the collarbone such as dislocations, injuries, or fractures to the clavicle can cause sternum pain. Injury to the collarbone can result in intense pain, especially during movement.

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