chest pain on deep breaths

Association does not mean causality. Aspergillosis is less likely than multiple other causes for what you're describing (pleurisy / plereuritic chest discomfort). I would seek a physician for a physical exam and pertinent diagnostic studies.

could be a problem with skin, nerves, muscle, shoulder, lung, heart, or stomach. see your doctor for a more thorough history, physical exam and further evaluation

Yes you need to go back ,you need to be checked and may need chest xray if the examining doctor feels it is needed

Hello. I can't diagnose your condition. However you describe severe pain in the left upper quadrant of your abdomen with swelling and tenderness to palpation. You also have nausea as well as shortness of breath with pain extending into the chest and back. I think that this constellation of symptoms would warrant an evaluation at an Emergency Room. Take care. I hope you are feeling better soon.

In all likelihood you have an irritated inter-costal nerve or muscle and whenever you take a deep breath and the muscle stretches it hurts. Having said that, it is important that you make sure there is no lung problem going on that is mimicking a strained rib muscle or nerve.

Your symptoms do not point to a particular problem. Suggest to see your doctor for thorough evaluation. There might be an element of anxiety as well

usually it is from a virus or inflammation of the lungs. Typically self terminates withing a couple of weeks.

You need a cardiac workup including chest xray and EKG

Chest pain in children can be as simple as muscle cramping in the chest wall, minor injury during activity, etc but could also be from asthma, pneumonia, heartburn, or other health issues. Heart-related chest pain at twelve is thankfully very rare, but not impossible. There is likely a solution, and when you know the answer, your child and you will feel better.

At the age of 19, most likely cause is musculoskeletal, i.e. Related to muscles and bones especially since symptoms occur in certain positions and movements. See your doctor for evaluation.