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Your collarbone may hurt because of an issue with your bone or its joints. Or the pain could be due to injury or disease. If you have collarbone pain following a fall or other trauma, go to an emergency room. You’ll need a thorough exam and X-rays to determine if your collarbone is fractured. For less severe symptoms, rest, ice and over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications. If you don’t notice any improvement for a week or if symptoms get worse, see a healthcare provider and get checked out

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