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What Causes Right Lung/chest To Hurt When Breathing?

My right lung, or chestside, hurts when I'm breathing, when I lay on my side and breathing. And when I push to my right chest. Should I be worried of cancer or what? Im 16 years old and my height is 1,72 meters and weight is 83kg. I have never had any kind of disease, except from a ADHD ting as a kid. What is wrong? Do I have cancer?
Mon, 23 May 2016
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Hello, Thanks for using Healthcaremagic. i had gone through all the data you have posted.
chestpain on breathing or increases during breathing and cough is suggestive of pleurisy which may be present with pneumonia or effusion.
or
abdominal problem like cholelithiasis or cholecystitis.
kindly consult a doctor after clinical examination you may need to get some blood work and cxr or usg, as the doctor decides.

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What Causes Right Lung/chest To Hurt When Breathing?

Hello, Thanks for using Healthcaremagic. i had gone through all the data you have posted. chestpain on breathing or increases during breathing and cough is suggestive of pleurisy which may be present with pneumonia or effusion. or abdominal problem like cholelithiasis or cholecystitis. kindly consult a doctor after clinical examination you may need to get some blood work and cxr or usg, as the doctor decides. Hope this helps