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I fell from a high wall onto my back 2 wks ago. i have been feeling discomfort in my diaphragm region. i need to hold my breath when going up stairs or jumping to reduce the discomfort. it hasn't got worse but it's persistent. any recommendations?
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Get examined now: You may have fractured a rib.
Answered 1/5/2019
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