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A member asked:
Mild pain under left breast.had an ecg 3 months it was normal.pain is usually there when laying on left side.
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Chest wall pain: I would consider this as costochondritis also know as Tietze syndrome. This is somehting your physican can confirm. YOu may also need a chest X-ray.
Answered 9/5/2016
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