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I've been experiencing soreness on the left side of my sternum for about 10 days. it is sometimes made worse by lifting objects.
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Sternal pain: Pain that is made worse with movement usually represents muscle pain. Sternal pain can also be caused by heartburn, gastroesophagel reflux, heart pain and chest infections. Seek medical attention to determine the cause of this pain
Answered 3/15/2015
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