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I have a pain under my left rib cage- started 5 mos ago. gets worse when i work out. hurts when breathing or quick movements - what could it be?
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Doc: see your doc to be sure what this is. He will ask about your history and examine you. No reason to wait. Better be safe than sorry!
Answered 11/4/2016
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