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I went to a college football game this weekend and was screaming loud. the next day i felt pain on my right side when i coughed or yelled (i went to a playoff baseball game the next day). what do you think it could be/was it the screaming? thanks?
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It could not have been the screaming. You did not talk about your physical movements when you were screaming and other physical activities, that is more likely to have caused muscle strain.
Answered 10/18/2021
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