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The other morning iI started to get a painless spasms on my left side undermy my breast bone near my ribs after i worked out on my stationary bike. It doesn't hurt at all , just annoying.
It happened through out the day and continued this morning.
I am 26 yrs old good health eat right and work out daily. I had a baby 4 months ago.

Wondering if it is anything I should worry about

Thank you
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No no pain at all. I only seem to notice it when I am focusing on it. It more or an annoyance
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Is there any pain at all when you move from side to side? I'm wondering if you may have a rib out of place. A Chiropractor could help with that. But if I were you, I would see my family Dr first to see what they have to say.
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My left side ribs
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It's at the edge of my upper ribs
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Was it under your breast bone, or on top? If it was on top it could be a muscle spasm from working out. You might want to get in to see your Dr so they can check it out.  
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