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I have severe chest pain when breathing. what could be wrong?
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Chest pain: Severe chest pain on breathing in a 33y/o is usual pleural inflammation and generally will go away by itself. If it doesn't should consult your doctor to see if something else is causing it. Would usually resolve in a week or less.
Answered 3/26/2013
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