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after my car accident ten years ago i had my ribs and ...

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after my car accident ten years ago i had my ribs and cheast fracture, every time i am moving my upper body left then right, when i am trying to exccercise even i am not breathing, something makes me a breath and you can hear my breathing (khhh...khhhh...) no one believs me that I am not making this noise and breath, it's happening just when i move searten ways, I went to doctor and he told me that i was "OK" he did not listen to me wat i was trying to tell him...
Please help me, what it can coast to feel this way before it's not to late,
Thank you,
Tea S

 

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April 1 7:31 PM (16 hours and 16 minutes and 25 seconds later)
         
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One condition that comes to mind is Costochondritis: the inflammatory process of the costochondral or costosternal joints. It causes localized pain and tenderness. Any of the 7 costochondral junctions may be affected, and this includes the are adjascent to the heart/sternum. The inflammation can impinge on nerves which would produce the symptoms you are describing.


The inflammation may well be causing pressure on your lungs when you are in a given position.

Most importantly, when a Doctor fails to take you seriously a second opinion is not just a right but a responsibility. You know your bidy and I would not allow anyone to counterdict your own experience.

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