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sharp pain

I Have A Sharp Pain Under My Boob When I Breath... Anyone Else Have It? Suggestions?
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Just gas. I get it a lot.
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its a muscle spasm in between your ribs I'vevhad them for years its nothing to worry about
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I get it randomly all the time,  and before I was pregnant. It lasts about 3 minutes for me, then it goes away. Im 19w2d.
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I have sharp pains under my breasts but I'm 36 weeks. Mine is from my organs adjusting to the baby growing and applying pressure up. The higher my organs are shifted, the more spread out my ribs became the more painful it was. This could be the same for you, if so it's just the begginning. My pain started around 20 weeks and gradually got worse I'd have to stop and sit down sometimes for a minute and breathe through the bad episodes.
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I'm Only 13 Weeks And It's Every Time I Breath, Yawn, Sneeze Anything That You Would Take A. Deep Breath For
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How far along are you?
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May Be The Baby In Your Rib..
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I get it too sometimes. But i used to get it before I was pregnant
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does ithappen randomly? just when you breathe in?
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