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Feeling pain in middle back when i inhale deeper, after 2 weeks after laparascipic gallbladder removal. is that normal?
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Back pain: This is not normal. You should report this to your surgeon and see about a follow up. Your lungs should be checked also.
Answered 4/16/2014
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