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Feeling Of Lungs Between The Ribs On Turning, Excruciating Chest Pain Radiating To Breasts, Relief On Having Carbonated Drinks. Cause And Remedy?

I am a 47 year old female. I have been having problems for about three years now. I turn a certain way and it feels like my lung gets caught between my ribs. This usually happens on the left side but has happened a couple of times on the right. I also sometimes get excruciating pain in my chest like someone is stabbing me with a knife. This pain goes all the way across my breasts and the only way I have found to get it to ease up is to drink something usually carbonated really fast. This can go on sometimes for 30 minutes. Please help
Tue, 26 Jun 2012
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Hello madam,
Welcome to HCM...
as u described ur problem, it does not indicated cardiac origin, that a good thing.
secondly it may be a origin from Gastro intestinal tract, so my advice to go for a gastroenterologist opinion.
good luck and keep updating ...
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Feeling Of Lungs Between The Ribs On Turning, Excruciating Chest Pain Radiating To Breasts, Relief On Having Carbonated Drinks. Cause And Remedy?

Hello madam, Welcome to HCM... as u described ur problem, it does not indicated cardiac origin, that a good thing. secondly it may be a origin from Gastro intestinal tract, so my advice to go for a gastroenterologist opinion. good luck and keep updating ...