The junction between the clavicle and the sternum is called the sternoclavicular joint, which is a minimally mobile joint. Due to local trauma or long-term chronic exertion and strain, sternoclavicular joint is prone to fasciitis, bursitis, or sternoclavicular joint dislocation or subluxation. The patient can be instructed to reduce weight-bearing activities, pay attention to local warmth, and apply hot compresses, such as orthopedic medication and fumigation, to relieve swelling and pain. In addition, the patient can also be instructed to take blood-activating drugs orally, which can make the injured musculofascial tissues recover as soon as possible, so that the clinical phenomenon can be relieved.