Pain in the sternal and rib joints, also known as the sternoclavicular joint, can be caused by the following factors: 1. Trauma, after a traumatic collision, can cause damage to the joint capsule and joint cartilage in the sternoclavicular joint, resulting in local inflammation and bruising and swelling, which can stimulate the peripheral nerves and cause pain. 2. The soft tissues of the sternoclavicular joint, such as tendons, muscles, ligaments, and joint capsules, are overworked, resulting in a sterile inflammatory lesion that stimulates the surrounding tissues and causes painful symptoms. 3. The metabolism of the product can not be metabolized in a timely and effective manner, and it is easy to feel pain.
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