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I just had cardiac testing and I am fine but I think I do have some costcochondritis.

It isn't gas, I can feel that its on the outside.

It is probably just muscle soreness, I would like to know the physical mechanism by which those stupid meds make everything hurt worse.

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judi
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I just had cardiac testing and I am fine but I think I do have some costcochondritis.

It isn't gas, I can feel that its on the outside.

It is probably just muscle soreness, I would like to know the physical mechanism by which those stupid meds make everything hurt worse.

thanks,
judi
So what is this new medication? Perhaps it is to blame?
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