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Polar and others, I have had terrible pain in my rib cage area starting with my MID back.

Now it spasms so badly that at times I cannot breathe. I stretch, use meds etc but its worse when laying down.

I have wondered if this is part of spasticity which I do have in my legs all the time. X-rays and MRI does not reveal a problem with my mid back.

Could this be spasticity?

Jan
I get that in my ribcage area, too, sometimes Jan. Sort of the area between my back and my front - but not exactly my side if that makes any sense. I can't take a deep breath when it's acting up and that can be very scary sometimes. I've never had problems with my back so I'm guessing it has to be spasticity??
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