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Pain In Chest And In Back Posted: 03-12-06 08:39am


My husband thinks he pulled a muscle in his back (he has had 2 discs removed 18 yrs. Ago). Now a day later he is complaining of pain in his right lower quadrant chest area. He had triple bipass 16 yrs. Ago. Could this be pleuracy? If so what do they do to treat it? Should I be concerned?

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