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Chest pain when breathing in deeply followed by a "pop" sound. what could it be?
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Chest pain: You could have pneumonia with pleural inflammation. The pop would be inflation of collapsed lung when you breath in and expand lung. You should go see a doc and get checked.
Answered 3/26/2013
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