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Pain in right upper chest. sharp when deep breath. bilirubin was 3.1, cbc & liver function normal. normal chest x-ray & ultrasound of liver & gb. ??
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Hard to say: What you are describing is termed "pleurisy', which is a nonspecific finding describing discomfort caused by a deep breath. Common causes are inflammation of the lining around the heart or lungs.
Answered 2/2/2015
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Blood clot: Could be pulmonary embolism . You may need to get a ct pulmonary angiogram . If that's negative, then could be muscle sprain or rib fracture
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