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What organs are below the left breast?
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Heart and spleen: The left breast lies over the heart, stomach and spleen. The ribs and lungs are also in the general area and can be attributed to pain in that region. A loop of intestine can also move into that vicinity as well.
Answered 3/31/2021
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