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A member asked:
Constant upper right back pain brought by deep breathing , recently i had a nose sugery and i keep upright sleeping position?
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Lung or ribs: Pain in the upper back on deep breathing could come from the lung or rib cage. Do you have a fever or cough? Because you had recent surgery i recommend that your physician check you for this symptom.
Answered 3/2/2014
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