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I have a pain on the right side of my chest that travels to my back. should i worry?
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Chest pain: Various things can cause chest pain. Right sided pain that travels to back would suggest a gallbladder problem. However chest wall pain or even a primary back problem would be possible. Pneumonia, PE, or kidney problem. Although less likely some people experience cardiac pain on the right side.
Answered 3/19/2020
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