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Pain in my diaphragm area for 3 days now. no nausea or diarrhea. pain radiating to my back. seems to worsen. hurts to stand tall. help?
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Exam: Pain in the area of your diaphragm can be referred from many places, mostly your chest, abdomen or pelvis. It is also possible to have a hernia in your diaphragm. Your pain sounds so uncomfortable and is worse with movement which means you should be seen quickly.
Answered 9/23/2017
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