I have been having pain in my ribs for a couple of years.
It's most notable when pressure is put on them. For example
when I lay in bed or lean back or forward in a chair. They
also seem to be affected when there is pressure on the
inside, say when I eat a larger than normal meal. Mine is
mostly at the bottom of the ribs but on the inside. I do not
take any meds except if it gets really bad then I pop an
Advil or two. I am not familiar with pleurisy. Could it be
possible that I have this condition for years? Wouldn't I be
in a great amout of pain? I do not have pain when I breathe.
I can cause relief when I massage by hand the painful area.
I have had all of the standard (blood, chest scan, heart,
stress) tests and all are normal. I am of proper weight and
don't drink or smoke, regulary exercise.
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Rib pain. What is it?
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On 2004-04-08 20:18:33 -0400, [email hidden] (RJ) said:
Doesn't sound like anything to worry about. Quit
obscessing about it.Next!
Quoted message said:
I have been having pain in my ribs for a couple of years.
It's most notable when pressure is put on them. For
example when I lay in bed or lean back or forward in a
chair. They also seem to be affected when there is
pressure on the inside, say when I eat a larger than
normal meal. Mine is mostly at the bottom of the ribs but
on the inside. I do not take any meds except if it gets
really bad then I pop an Advil or two. I am not familiar
with pleurisy. Could it be possible that I have this
condition for years? Wouldn't I be in a great amout of
pain? I do not have pain when I breathe. I can cause
relief when I massage by hand the painful area. I have had
all of the standard (blood, chest scan, heart, stress)
tests and all are normal. I am of proper weight and don't
drink or smoke, regulary exercise. -
It could be ~ Costochondritis Definition: An inflammation
of a rib or the cartilage connecting a rib. This is a
common cause of chest-wall pain. Inflammation or injury
involving the chest muscles is another common cause of chest-
wall pain."anon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:200404122213208930%anon@anoncom...Quoted message said:
On 2004-04-08 20:18:33 -0400, [email hidden]
(RJ) said:Doesn't sound like anything to worry about. Quit
obscessing about it.Next!
Quoted message said:
I have been having pain in my ribs for a couple of
years. It's most notable when pressure is put on them.
For example when I lay in bed or lean back or forward in
a chair. They also seem to be affected when there is
pressure on the inside, say when I eat a larger than
normal meal. Mine is mostly at the bottom of the ribs
but on the inside. I do not take any meds except if it
gets really bad then I pop an Advil or two. I am not
familiar with pleurisy. Could it be possible that I have
this condition for years? Wouldn't I be in a great amout
of pain? I do not have pain when I breathe. I can cause
relief when I massage by hand the painful area. I have
had all of the standard (blood, chest scan, heart,
stress) tests and all are normal. I am of proper weight
and don't drink or smoke, regulary exercise.
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