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Pain In The Chest While Getting Up And Breathing After An Injury. Anything To Be Concerned?

So I was wrestling with my brother, I tried tackling him but he moved and ended up hittin my self on the wooden edge of tge bed. I lost my breath and took time to regain it. So know my chest hurts when I get up or sometimes when I breathe. Also when I make face expression the place where I hit my head hurts. ( The place where my head hurts is on the right side of my skull and on the middle of that are.) I am also 14 if that helps.
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
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You could have sustaines a contusion to yhe chest or even a crack fracture of the rib which is causing the pain. It should heal on its own in due course of time. Alternately y7ou may go in for a xray of the chest to confirm yhe diagnosis and it will also help in ruling out any other pathology. So is the case with head trauma which should also heal soon or consult your physician.
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Pain In The Chest While Getting Up And Breathing After An Injury. Anything To Be Concerned?

You could have sustaines a contusion to yhe chest or even a crack fracture of the rib which is causing the pain. It should heal on its own in due course of time. Alternately y7ou may go in for a xray of the chest to confirm yhe diagnosis and it will also help in ruling out any other pathology. So is the case with head trauma which should also heal soon or consult your physician.