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    Or at least that's what it feels like .. just between the top of my ribcage. It's like this dull ache that won't go away


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    It's probably nothing, I would say if you have anxiety then it's probably all that, it's so common to have chest pain with anxiety, it oculd be gas too or a muscel that was pulled or strained, if it was something serious like heart attack or something it would happen in a instant but this has been going on for alittle while so I don't think it's anything bad but sometimes with people with anxiety need to go to the doctor just to make sure there alright others just shake it off. Take care!

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    it could also be from the humidity if you have that in your area right now. How are you feeling now?
    ~*~Charlene~*~

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    Is it like on your sternum? Does it ache to take a deep breath (or almost seem impossible to take a deep breath?) Does it feel almost bruised? If so, this is what happens to me when I am stressed out. Sometimes I am not even aware that something is bothering me, but by now I just know that my body reacts this way to stress. It usually passes in a week or two.
    \"This too shall pass\"

 

 

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