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Upper back pain and breathing problems. are they related? my upper back has been in pain for over 6 months and i've noticed my breathing getting worse
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Pleurisy: One possible cause of upper back pain with difficulty breathing could be pleurisy. You should get this examined, though, as it is abnormal to have "breathing problems." see your doctor.
Answered 11/15/2020
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