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Sore swelling were the collerbone connect with the sternum. the same collerbone also more mobile then other collerbone.
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Dislocation: Your symptoms are suggesting a dislocated sternoclavicular joint. Seeing your doc in this context will be appropriate.
Answered 2/16/2020
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