A fractured clavicle does not require constant lying down; however, care should be taken to keep the arm and shoulder joints braked.
If the clavicle fracture is not serious or if the broken end is not displaced, an arm sling can be used under the supervision of a doctor, which can reduce the movement of the arm and shoulder joint and facilitate the healing of the bone.
If the fracture breaks are displaced, surgical treatment is required, and proper postoperative activities can be performed until the shoulder joint regains its previous muscle strength before starting normal exercise.
It is recommended that people with clavicle fracture should undergo standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor, so as not to bring adverse effects to the body due to delayed condition.