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I have a sharp pain under my xiphoid process that makes me short of breath. i was kicked by my 1 year old daughter there. what could it be?
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Depends on force: Of blunt injury. You could have injured your liver. If you are short of breath, you need to see a doctor quickly because lack of oxygen in the blood is immediately dangerous.
Answered 4/8/2013
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