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Clavicle fractures are most commonly treated with slings or a figure eight splint. A sling supports the arm and positions the shoulder to allow the fracture to heal. A figure eight splint wraps around the front of the shoulders and crosses in the back. It helps to maintain shoulder posture while the bone heals. Over-the-counter or prescription medications are used for pain relief. You may participate in rehabilitation therapy to help regain strength and motion following splinting or surgery.

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