Ans. In case, the bone fragments are displaced from the original position, the majority of the proximal humerus treatment can be simply cured without surgery. If there are any fragment shifts being noticed, surgery is conducted to enable fast mobility. However, there are several other factors that are taken into consideration before conducting a surgical fixation or nonoperative treatment. The nonoperative treatment is basically done with the help of a sling or shoulder immobilizer that recommends non-mobility of shoulders for a few weeks. After that, the patient is given some weekly exercises that steadily increases the shoulders range of motion. It is accompanied by an X-ray report that reveals whether the injury is healing or not. On the other hand, surgery involves the fixation of the fracture fragments with plates, pins, and screws. Drastic fractures with the previous arthroscopy can also require replacement of the shoulder. Following the shoulder surgery, the mobilization schedule will start with physical therapy.