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I have been having pain in my left side when i take a deep breath that continues all the way up to my shoulder. pain is better laying on right side ?
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May be very serious: This can be serious. It could be anything from your spleen, to your lungs, to blood clots or just a pulled muscle. It is best to see your physician soon
Answered 1/5/2019
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