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Old 07-12-2012, 09:49 PM #1
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Angry lower rib pain ?
Does any one get lower rib pain almost near the floating ribs i have both vascular and nerve typ tos and my scapula has since winged i was wondering if this is common or should i be more concerned ?
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Lower rib, middle ribs and upper ribs. The entire rack of ribs had pain.

I have a few theories on this one, but most of the pain greatly improved with manual therapy and diaphragmatic breathing exercises to expand and get mobility to the area. Now and then, I'll get a rib that's stuck or has popped a bit. If I can't fix it with breathing, then my PT can get it back in function.

At my worse, it was hard to lie down to sleep as my lower ribs throbbed with a deep boring pain. Now, it's not a problem.
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thank you is this common with tos
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Does any one get lower rib pain almost near the floating ribs i have both vascular and nerve typ tos and my scapula has since winged i was wondering if this is common or should i be more concerned ?
I have lower and upper rib pain. Laying on a soft roller helps alot ptp.com
and rib mobilization from my PT.
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I get trigger points in the muscles between my ribs, they must be what they call "latent" TrPs since they only hurt if I press on them.
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