What causes sternal horn pain?

The sternal angle is a bone on the midline of the front chest, and a joint structure on the sternum is also called the handle joint. The position of the sternal angle shows pain and is directly related to joint damage and arthritis of the handle joint. The peduncle joint is a joint capable of producing slight movement. once the chest is stimulated by excessive pressure for a long time in front of it, or the whole chest contour is often affected and pulled by the force of the upper limbs, the joint at the sternal angle will show movement while producing slight stimulation to the fibrocartilage outside the surrounding joint. If this force is frequently and repeatedly applied to it, and causes excessive movement of the sternal joint at the sternal angle, Sternal angle pain should be reduced once it is manifested, and to prevent overwork, pain should not be relieved for a long time should be promptly sought medical attention.