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When i wake up and move i have pain in the right side of chest? what could it be
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Costochondritis?: Sometimes chest pain that is recurrent and reliable reproducible can be related to the way you sleep, thus being a musculoskeletal problem like, "costochondritis" which can be treated with over the counter remedies and a more stable regimen of exercise to better help your muscles stabilize your bones.
Answered 10/4/2016
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