A common cause of pressure pain at the clavicle is a fracture, which can be caused when the patient suffers a local external force. In children, the clavicle fracture is usually a bruised fracture, which can be diagnosed by taking an X-ray. Fatigue fractures of the clavicle can be caused in young and middle-aged patients, as well as in patients who are engaged in physical labor, and when fatigue fractures occur, there will be obvious pressure pain and other symptoms. In some patients with tumors that invade the clavicle, the lung tumor can cause bone destruction and painful sensations.