Chest pain ( ribcage )

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26 Jul 2011 16:05 #71519 by Fakey_AK
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Hey guys

My mate hurt himself abit while doing chest. After his bench session he started having a sharp pinching pain in his chest in the lower right rib area. Now everytime he breaths in he gets a sharp shooting/pinching pain there making it very uncomfortable to train. So the pain is only there when inhaling.

Does any1 know what might be the cuase of this. I was thinking maybe he pulled a muscle that goes over the ribs ( not sure if this is possible ).

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26 Jul 2011 16:47 #71522 by N3rd
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I once had almost the same kind of pain, especially when I inhaled deeply.
(Because of my gf :blush: we play rough )
My doc diagnosed that I had hurt the tip of one of my left ribs, and it thus had inflammation.
Cataflam (Diclofenac sodium 50mg) sorted it out in 3 days.

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27 Jul 2011 00:53 #71536 by Kkkyle
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N3rd wrote: (Because of my gf :blush: we play rough )


Haha leave the whips and chains alone brother haha ;)

I also get sharp pains sometimes in my ribs which hurts when I breath in deeply but they have always gone away after a few deep breaths and stretching.

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27 Jul 2011 08:52 #71540 by spike
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can be i strain or minor tear of an intercostal muscle, these run between the ribs. If the pain is right in the fron then it can be a rib head subluxation or sprain. Pain into the back can be a costovertabral joint. Antiinflamm can sort it out but if it persists more than a few days get it checked out. A chiro can palpate the rib joints and check for problems, and assess the intercostals for trigger points or injury

Um, but im scared of needles...
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