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Seems like Gastric Problem
I am getting pain on the left side of my body (nect to back) . Whenever i inhale or exhale i feel pain. I'm unable to sit or liedown, because if I'm inhaling (breathing) while lying down on any side (left, right, up, down) I'm getting alot of pain. I felt like it's gastric problem so i took PAN D along with muscle pain killer (by chemist). But it didn't help me in any way.
I stay in a PG and take tiffin services, so my food intake is homemade.
Please help me with some good medicine because i have been suffering with this from past 3 days. My nights are sleepless because of severe pain while inhale.
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Pain that clearly worsens with breathing in and with position is not typical acidity - that is why PAN D did nothing. This pattern usually means the chest wall/muscle and rib joints (costochondritis) after a strain or cough, and less often pleura or lung involvement. Since it has been 3 days and your nights are sleepless, get a chest X-ray and a CBC done rather than trying more chemist medicines. Go to a casualty immediately if you get breathlessness, fever, coughing blood, or the pain shifts to a crushing chest heaviness. Take a Practo consult with me once the X-ray is done and I will start you on the right treatment.
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