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I face a similar situation...chest pain when i try to get out of my bed from a side position. the pain gradually subsides during the morning.
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Muculoskeletal pain : Most likely musculoskeletal pain which changes with positiom, but still will recommend chest xray, .
Answered 4/15/2015
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