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My right side of my chest hurts when i breathe in, what could be wrong?
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Chest pain: Severe chest pain on breathing in is usual pleural inflammation and generally will go away by itself. If it doesn't should consult your doctor to see if something else is causing it. Would usually resolve in a week or less.
Answered 10/4/2016
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