After hitting the ribs, you can first take ice to temporarily relieve the pain and also to prevent excessive local swelling. After hitting the ribs, you should go to the hospital for an X-ray or CT examination, because after hitting the ribs, the ribs are cartilage and the muscles cause rib fractures. If there is a fracture of the ribs, a CT examination must be performed to see if there is fluid in the chest cavity and if there is a hemopneumothorax. If there is no such disease, you can take oral medication to relax the muscles and blood, and oral medication to join the bones to promote fracture healing and reduce pain. After 24 hours after the injury, you can also do local hot compresses and baking lamps to reduce the pain of the ribs. Try to wear a chest brace during this time to limit the movement of the thorax and to reduce the pain produced by the patient during breathing.