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When i get up in the morning it hurts to breathe deeply b/c there is a pulling sensation in my abdomen and sides. then i start chest breathing ?
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Muscular: This appears to be muscular discomfort or tension presumably from positions during sleeping if you only note this discomfort upon awakening in the morning but don't experience it during the rest of the day or evening. Do you do any exercising just before bedtime that could cause some muscular strain?
Answered 9/25/2015
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