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I have a sharp pain in the center of my chest. thought it was from anxiety but had it a week. worse to inhale, laugh and cough. i'm 16. dont feel sick?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Muscle spasm: local muscle pull is the most likely reason. you do not feel sick but that muscle muscle move with deep inhalation, laughing and coughing and cause pain. If the problem is getting worst please your physician
Answered 12/6/2014
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