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I m a male of 23 yrs from last few weeks i m suffering from chest pain in right side, it increases due to cold & in morning or in changing posture?
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Possibly Rib Cage: It may be an irritation of the rib joints (costochondritis) or a sprain of the muscles between the ribs. If the pain is not improving, getting worse, or progresses, see your doctor for further evaluation.
Answered 10/23/2017
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