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Old 11-08-2009, 10:52 PM #1
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As you all know in my previous post, I'm on day 10 after my thymectomy...anyway....I have pain in my right side...I figured that I pulled something. This pain started on or about day 7 after returning home. When I breath in I have some discomfort on my right side. The only way I can describe it is the kind of pain we would all get when we were little and you ran a whole lot....and your side would hurt.

I guess I pulled something but I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this. It doesn't hurt constantly, just sometimes when I breath deep, sneeze, yawn and sometimes first thing in the morning after sleeping. The pain sometimes can be stabbing but eventually goes away for a short while.

Thanks for any insight!
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