Movement: When you burp, your diaphragm contracts, slightly pulling on lower ribs and the change in pressure in your thoracic cavity puts your ribs and intercostal muscles through a range of motion they are not used to going through. That range of motion is what causes the pain. Hope that helps!
Answered 9/7/2013
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