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Pain in right arm when taking a deep breath?
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Unknown: If pain is severe or does not go away, seek evaluation. Could be related to increased pressure inside your chest pushing on nerves but is hard to say without seeing you in person. Chest pain with deep breathing often related to rib problems.
Answered 9/29/2014
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