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Having pain in my upper right ribcage area after a couple hours of vomiting, it hurts most when breathing deeply. should i be concerned?
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Yes of course: Why 2 hours of vomiting? If it has stopped it may have been "food poisoning" but the chest pain was clearly related.
Answered 3/28/2013
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