It is really pain in the right hand side of my lower rib (may be liver) when I'm tired of running. Why is it happened? and how to protect? \nCan it be a risk of something?
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I don't think it asthma, I think it is a build up of co2 (carbon dioxide) the reason is, you blood is pumping faster while you exert energy, if your breathing rate is not in tune with your heart rate, then your capularies(in your lungs) will absorb the CO2 that is residual in your lungs from your last exhale, there fore building up CO2 levels in your blood. Breath deeper and slower, and decrease your heart rate to fix this. You will be in no immediate danger unless you continue to run for an extended period of time. Its a similar effect from scuba diving.
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I am a massage therapist, I have had several people in with this type of pain.  It could be several muscle related issues.  Your intercostal muscles (the muscles between your ribs that help them go up and down wien you breath) may be in spasm, the medical term is costrocondritis. You have other breathing associated muscles called your serratus posterior that could be in spasm.  It may also be your lattisimus dorsi (latts) that are attached in the area you described.  Have you done any strenous lifting or wood cutting with an axe?  Your best bet is to take a deep breath (I know it hurts) and exhale while pulling your affected side arm over your head while bending to the opposite. So, if it is your right side take your right arm over your head and bend to the left and exhale.  This will stretch all the muscles I have mentioned and hopefully get them out of spasm.
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I once had something close to your injury.  It hurt to breathe, but I was able to still workout.  Just like you I could only inhale so much air before it hurt.  My chiropractor told me my "rib was out."  I let him adjust me, and it was instantly better.  If you don't believe in chiropractors, then I would definitely follow up with my doctor.  Your lungs need to expand, so breath as much as you can!  I think it is fine to use your arm on that side of your body, but if possible keep the chest wrap on.  Unfortunately for the ribs and surrounding muscles, you have to wait for them to heal.  If your pain is still severe go back to the doctor and make him/her give you something stronger for the pain, and maybe even suggest an MRI???
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Go see a doctor for the best answer, but it sounds more like a pinched nerve.\n\nIf you have a history of heart disease, you need to take care to exercise regulalry (get your back looked at too) eat a healthy diet full of nutrients and fiber, and keep your weight in a healthy range. it's also best to not smoke, keep the alcohol at moderate levels and kick any caffeine out of your routine.
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I would see your local doctor.  My guess is your on some type of medication.  He/She can put you one  a lite pain reliever while the side of your chest heals.  The reason it hurts is you have been coughing for some time and the muscles on your side have been used and therefore ache.  If your Doctor can prescribe some stuff, your muscles can relax and heal, therefore relieving an pain in the future.
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If you did not protect yourself with the proper rain gear when you went swimming then you probably should get started with contacting your local planned parenthood or your doctor.  Take whatever they prescribe. Do you  have lower flank pain (low under ribs in back at hip area)? If so start flushing your system by drinking alot of water. Then get to you doctor to get it taken care of. Good Luck
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Sounds like you are experiencing the same thing I was.  I was feeling a sharp pain in my chest on the left side that would cause my body to clench up and make me short of breath.  I was worried, but I went to a doctor and it turned out to be a pulled muscle in the ribcage.  Every once in a while it would spasm and bother me.  They gave me some Motrin and it went away over time.  I think I provoked it when I started working out after a long period of laziness, but now that I'm back in shape it hasn't bothered me at all.\n\nGo to a doctor, though, to be sure.  They gave me an electrocardiogram just to make sure there were no serious issues.
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Stop the jogging and go to a doctor.  \n\nThere is not enough information to give an answer here.  \n1) Do you smoke?\n2) How long have you been jogging or is this new?\n3) Do you have any prior medical history with chest heart or lung?\n4) Does the pain go away quickly after you stop or take hours?\n5) Family history of heart or lung disease?\n6) Are you over weight?\n6) Are you diabetic?\n7) Are you taking medications?
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pneumonia\nherniated disc\npinched nerve\nmuscle pull or spasm\ndepending on location could be a kidney infection or kidney stone\nsome times an infected gall bladder is felt in the back only as it is on your right side\nand many  more causes\nthe only way to know for sure is to see your doctor\ncheck symptoms on webmd.com
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well well...this happens to me frequently because i am a marathon runner....some day you practice too much and this situation arises...\nnow the thing is that  how do you feel comfortable...by streaching the tendon or by relaxing it...means...when do you get no pain...??\nthen apply some spray or cream which will provide with heat...so that it will get more blood and will heal fast....and eat an increased amt of protine...just now dont move youe part of body where the tendon is much...just le it relax...and if possible wound it with some streachable cloth...and make it keep at the same position...do this may e after one day of injury....\nsee ya ....hope you get this repaired...
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Maybe blood clots. Or something just as serious. Maybe just working out too much or over use? See your doc if it keeps up.
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I just had a gallbladder attack on June 6, 2006 and the pain was unbearable. The pain went from in between my ribs around to my back in between my shoulders. I have to have mine out tomorrow. If your friend thinks that is what it is then she needs to get to the ER because it could kill her if it is bad enough.
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Pain is never a good thing. Go to the doctor but your inactivity may be to blame. We weren't meant to be sedentary creatures and an inactive lifestyle means our muscles become to weak to carry our own frame around. If your abdominal an back muscles are weak it can throw your spine out of alignment which can cause pain all over. Yep even the angle of your shoulder or your wrist.\n\nSee the doctor to rule out anything more serious and then start with a light walk and gentle yoga and work your way up to a more active lifestyle. You are too young to let your body get so old.
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It's hard to diagnose something via the internet because of the myriad of questions that run through my mind just reading what sypmtons you have.  Do you have a fever?  Does it radiate down?  Have you lifted anything out of the ordinary that may have caused a pulled or strained muscle behind your ribcage?  On a scale of one to ten, ten being the worst pain you have ever felt where do you classify your pain?  If its bothersome and keeps you up at night without a fever present then I'm inclined to go with a muscle strain or sprain and would suggest heat and ice therapy but for your own peace of mind you might want to have it checked at your doctor's office or Urgent Care Center.  You can try heat and ice 15 minutes on, 15 minutes off alternating and take an anti-inflammatory such as Ibuprofen every 4-6 hours as needed.  \n\nHope this helps, good luck!
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You might want to see a doctor, there is always a possibility that it could be your appendix....are you having a normal appetite? Can you hold anything down? The easiest way to tell is, and yes I know this sounds stupid, but jump on your right leg, if you have an intense pain in your right side, I would suggest going to the doctor. I am not a doctor or anything, but I had this happen not to long ago and that is what my doctor was worried about.
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You must not worry about your BP as it seems just OK.  As far as your pulse is concerned, the cause of it being 90 could be an anxiety associated while the pulse is being counted by someone or even if you are doing it yourself.  Let someone else take your pulse when you are relaxing and free from anxiety of any sort.  \n\nYour chest pain could arise for various reasons and the most common ones being costo-chondritis (inflammation of the chest cage at the points where the ribs meet with the cartilages), a chest infection like pneumonia or pleurisy), or it may be related to heart or the pericardium.   The best thing would be that you consult your own doctor for it.  However, a simple test would determine whether it is because of the heart or the chest wall/lungs or the pleural coverings.  Try coughing.  If the pain worsens, the chances are that it is not because of the heart.  Good luck.
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You didn't say what type of damage or what caused it,but most medications are broken down in your stomach,tylenol aspirin is broken down in you liver,so i would avoid that.\nIf your getting anti depressant meds from a doctor,ask them,if over the counter ask the pharmacist\nIf you have hep-c medications can cause problems,see a doc.\nMy liver use to hit my rib cage,i stopped drinking,in 2001 my gaulbladder died inside me and turned to gangreen that spread to my liver,almost bought it that time.\nI take 5 meds in the morning and 6 at night and I'm still here,you don't need all of your liver to survive anyway,but it's nice to have.\nGood luck