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Pain on right side...

I woke up yesterday with a pain in my right side and front, just below my right breast.  It is only painful when I am moving a certain way, sometimes getting up from sitting or trying to bend to the right.  I have no pain at all when I am sitting still or lying down.  Have I somehow strained a muscle or something ?  I also feel a twinge of pain when I take a deep breath.  I am  able to walk around with no pain too.  Any ideas would be appreciated.
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883340 tn?1345017236
in my view if you say that during when u take in a deep breath there is pain, so it can be muscular pain. Moving the muscle will induce pain.
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I would see a chiropractor, it appears to me that you could have some vertebrae out of alignment, and, when you sit or lie down certain ways, it hurts. You could even have a rib or two out.
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