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Pain Under Rib Cage, Breast Bone, Tender To Touch, Breathing Problem. Concerned
i have a pain that is under my breast on the left side it is under the rib cage even the breast bone is very tender when it is realy bad like now it will take my breath away when i try to do any thing and it gose into my back i have had it for awile now i saw a doctor she did not look at she told me it was a musscl but it is not gettinh better
Dear Sir/mam, The pain that you are complaining about is commonly seen in a condition called costochondritis. The pain is usually seen just lateral to the breast bone and the area can be tender to touch . It is a common condition seen in young adults who do a lot of household activities. The best treatment would consist of reducing your activities , analgesics and ice compressions to the area involved. Hope this has helped you.
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Pain Under Rib Cage, Breast Bone, Tender To Touch, Breathing Problem. Concerned
Dear Sir/mam, The pain that you are complaining about is commonly seen in a condition called costochondritis. The pain is usually seen just lateral to the breast bone and the area can be tender to touch . It is a common condition seen in young adults who do a lot of household activities. The best treatment would consist of reducing your activities , analgesics and ice compressions to the area involved. Hope this has helped you.