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There is pain in my right side when breathing. please help?
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Pleurisy: Could be a number of issues and if it is persistent, see a doctor for testing. Pleurisy is inflammation of lining of lungs and typically affects you when breathing, particularly deep breathing. Sometimes it is caused by infection but there are other causes. Belive it or not pain with breathing in chest can be related to a belly problem too so get it checked out.
Answered 9/9/2013
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