After a rib fracture requires clinical management, if left alone, it can easily cause fracture displacement and even damage to the lung tissue. When a rib fracture is sustained, it is first fixed using a rib band, which is fixed for about a month and should not be removed while sleeping. The main purpose of rib band fixation is to provide a stable mechanical environment for the fracture site, which can speed up the healing process and prevent the fracture from shifting. It is also important to avoid coughing hard during the healing period and to avoid sleeping in the affected side, both of which can avoid irritation of the fracture end. If the rib area is painful, conventional nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as celecoxib capsules and meloxicam tablets, can also be taken to relieve pain and eliminate sterile inflammation.