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Pain on right chest while breathing
I have this pain on my upper back, a little to the right of spinal cord.. the pain extends to my right shoulder n hands.. I have been having this pain from past one year.. recently my back as well as my chest pains while breathing.. n I have started coughing from past one month.. could something be wrong with my lungs or is it something else?
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It might be a pain due to Pleural effusion.
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Chest x ray digital PA view, Cbc, LFT.
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consult and follow up is needed.
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It seems to be musculoskeletal pain
Don't depend on medicines only
Do following....
Avoid heighted pillow
Do neck, back and shoulders exercises daily
Do chest exercises daily
Do ballooning exercise daily
Take dates beet root jaggery green leafy vegetables regularly
Take milk, bananas regularly
Take
Tab hifenac TH
1 Twice a day for 5days
Tab pan
1 tab per day
Tab neurobion forte
1 Twice a day
All for 5days
Reconsult after 5 days for further advice to prevent recurrence
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