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920522 tn?1243543438

neck pain, nausea, back pain

Hi. My name is malika. I am 15 years old I will be 16 in two weeks exactly. I have a 7 month old baby girl. Since i gave birth to my daughter I've had multiple problems with my body. The last two weeks I have had piercing sharp pains though out my chest and back. At certain times the sharp pains will spread through out my whole entire chest, ribs and back preventing me from breathing and even moving. The more I breathe in, the more it hurts. I also feel nauseous all the time. I am really concerned. I can't participate in any sports or anything with out the pain coming. I also have had severe pain in the upper/middle part of my abdomen. What could this be?
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356518 tn?1322263642
Hi,
I am sorry your having these pains but Mollyrae is correct you need to see your doctor as soon as possible and tell your Mom whats going on.
There could be a number of reasons your having this pain but to get a correct diagnosis you really need to see your doctor ASAP.
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535089 tn?1400673519
Hi Malika:

I would highly recommend that you see a Doctor about this. You might also inform your parents of the pain you're experiencing. Pain of this type could be almost anything and this forum is really not the place for a diagnosis. You are young and shouldn't be experiencing that type of pain. Sometimes gas or GERD have been known to cause troubles of this type but like I said, have it checked out by a qualified Doctor. Please take care,
Molly
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