Why does my collar bone hurt?

According to Drugs. com, a painful collarbone can indicate a torn ligament, also referred to as a shoulder sprain. Torn ligaments of the shoulders typically occur at the acromioclavicular joint, which is the joint that connects the acromin and the collarbone. Shoulder sprains can also occur at the joint between the collarbone and the breastbone, commonly referred to as the sternoclavicular joint. read more

My left collar bone hurts and the pain moves from my left side of the neck and continues thru the bone than goes to the back side of the bone. Dr. Mark Bromson Dr. Bromson Needs evaluation: The pain could be coming from a variety of sources. read more