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Ekg, bloodwork, chest xray done. everything came out normal it still hurts when i breathe right side of my chest what can this be?
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possible causes: Could be costochondritis, rib pain, pleuritic chest pain (inflammation of the lung area). Have your dr. Keep checking you out and possible treatments may include nsaids. Best wishes.
Answered 6/19/2016
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