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How Can Severe Pain In The Upper Back Be Treated?

I have a very agonizing pain in my upper left back that i feel intensely when i inhale. The pain is just there waiting to kick in once i do. I m sure it is my lungs but i am not sure what could have brung this on so suddenly. Can you help? Im ready to go to the ER
Tue, 21 Nov 2017
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
ok if it is related to your breathing the some thing fishy with your lungs going on, it could be pericarditis but if the pain is just localized to back and not in your chest then the pain could indicate pleuritis that is the inflamation of pleura. you should have a chest x-ray and if no trauma history is there then you can go with cephradine 500mg bd. also do some stretching exercise
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How Can Severe Pain In The Upper Back Be Treated?

ok if it is related to your breathing the some thing fishy with your lungs going on, it could be pericarditis but if the pain is just localized to back and not in your chest then the pain could indicate pleuritis that is the inflamation of pleura. you should have a chest x-ray and if no trauma history is there then you can go with cephradine 500mg bd. also do some stretching exercise