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Originally Posted by Lara

Hi Tammi-Lou,
Welcome to the NeuroTalk Support Groups.

I agree with Sue. You really should go to the doctor to figure out the cause of the pain. It's possible you've merely bruised your ribs when you fell, but you also could have broken a rib or have some type of heart problem that started the sequence in the first place and are still having symptoms from that. Please go see a doctor as soon as possible and let us know how you're doing.

take care.

Thank you ever so much for getting back to me

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