Symptoms of clavicle fracture in a two-year-old child

Symptoms of clavicle fracture in a two-year-old child include pain in the shoulder and chest, stiffness in the shoulder and chest, a tight sensation in the shoulder and chest, pressure in the chest accompanied by pain, limited range of motion, visible deformity of the shoulder and chest, as well as possible skin discoloration and swelling. Sometimes symptoms may also include pain, fever, and elevated body temperature. With early detection and proper treatment, the recovery period for a clavicle fracture is generally short. However, if not diagnosed and treated promptly, it may affect the child's normal development and could even lead to permanent disability.