Ans. A clavicle fracture (fractured clavicle) is a fracture inside one of the usual two, elongated, thin bones which link the breastbone to just the shoulder blades. The collarbones extend under the top of your shoulders and can be felt or seen at the peak of your chest.Fractured Collarbone Treatment:A broken collarbone can usually recover by itself.  You might get the following to help speed up the healing process:To protect the shoulder against moving, use a splint or brace.You'll need a sling for your shoulder, which you'll probably need for some days.Anti-inflammatory pain relievers such as ibuprofen, aspirin, or naproxen can aid with swelling and pain. Such medications may have certain adverse side effects, such as an increased risk of blood clots and ulcers. Until the doctor advises otherwise, patients can only use these for a short time. Long-term use can cause bone healing to be delayed.Exercising your range of motion and strengthening your muscles.