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Chest Pains

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Chest Pains

by chuppa00, Nov 28, 2008 12:38PM

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Hi, Last week I went to a concert and got moshed. For the next two days after I had a nosebleed each morning, and currently I am experiencing pains on the left side of my chest which refuses to go away even after a week. It hurts when I move, touch it and when I try to take deep breaths. Should I be concerned with my chest pains?

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by Cleveland Clinic

, Nov 28, 2008 06:16PM

Yes, you probably broke a rib. See you doctor to confirm this. The treatment is very conservative and does not require any surgery or casting. Take some aleve for it for now.

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