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At night only my wife gets excruciating solar plexus pains, this then spreads to her rib cage front and back, her right breast and her thoracic back.
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Abdominal pain: Gall bladder colic could explain the discomfort and its radiation to the back. An ultrasound study can show gall stones. In any event these attacks warrant an investigation by your physician or a gastroenterologist.
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