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Pain in upper chest and in side of ribs below breasts more noticed when laying down. i take omprazole. had gallbladder removed. not cardiac tests neg
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Muscular?: Sounds muscular to me. However, you don't mention which side it is on, if it tender to the touch, etc. I would suggest a consultation with your physician and a work-up as indicated.
Answered 12/22/2015
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