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I have very little pain on my side , i feel it on right and sometimes on left side ,sometimes anteriorly and others posteriorly . whats ur advice ?
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Side pain: Bilateral (both right and left) side pain is less of a concern to me than just pain on one side, especially as it seems to shift location - anterior, posterior, right and left. Does this seem to happen more after activity? If so, this may indicate more of a muscle strain or pull. If it escalates in any way (worsens over time), I would seek medical attention; but for now, rest seems to be needed.
Answered 3/14/2015
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