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When i sneeze i get a pain in my lower stomach. infection?
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No...muscle: When you sneeze, you contract a number of muscles in your chest and your abdomen or stomach area. The contraction of these muscles is usually quite vigorous. The pain you are having is most likely from rapid and vigorous muscle contraction during a normal sneeze.
Answered 11/2/2015
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