Misalignment of the rib cartilage at the junction with the ribs may be the result of a relatively large external force at the ribs, causing a fracture. It can be relieved by chest strap immobilization, medication and surgical repositioning. 1. Chest belt immobilization: If the misalignment of the rib cartilage and rib joint is not obvious and there is no other injury, it can be relieved by immobilization with a chest belt and getting out of bed as soon as possible after bed rest. 2. Oral anti-inflammatory drugs: the misalignment of the rib cartilage and rib joints will generally cause pain and discomfort, which can be treated by oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as diclofenac sodium tablets, ibuprofen tablets and other drugs for pain relief and anti-inflammatory treatment, and at the same time to encourage coughing, deep breathing, coughing up sputum and other methods to prevent lung infections. 3. Surgical repositioning: If the misalignment is very obvious, surgical repositioning is recommended. This can be done by incisional reduction, utilizing plates, screws or Kirschner pins to fix the fracture ends and ensure structural or functional repositioning. If the patient has misalignment of the rib cartilage and rib junction, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, follow the medication prescribed by the doctor, and take the appropriate treatment plan under the doctor’s guidance.