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When i take a deep breath , i get a mild pain under my sternum. peak flow is consistent at 375-400. recent echo/ekg were ok. what can cause the pain?
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chest pain: You can get that chest pain from chest arthritis/inflammation and pleural inflammation also.
Answered 10/15/2013
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