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Chest pain in the middle when exhaling or laughing! smoker 25years old f! about to go to the gym now is it safe?
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Safe: This is probably costochondal and should subside spontaneously. If it does not the either advil (ibuprofen) or aleeve should get rid of it.
Answered 11/12/2013
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