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I feel painful on right upper abdomen when i do strongly exercise (ex. playing football...) ; especially, when i feel out of breath. what is it?
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Nerve is irritated: Possibly your phrenic nerve underneath your diaphragm is irritated by deep breathing and strenuous exercise. Go see a dr if it worsens, just to be sure there's no problem with your gallbladder, liver or lungs. (i wonder if your girlfriend punched you in that area?) god bless you friend!
Answered 2/20/2013
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