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Old 03-05-2015, 06:14 PM #1
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I have read up on this. Have read many sticky posts. Do any of you have the symptom where it feels like there is a bubble or something in your left side near the lower rib cage? I have had many x-rays but nothing shows up on the x-ray. However the feeling gets worse and better depending on the day. It almost feels like something swollen. This feeling has stumped Drs, and myself for a very long time.
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I do not have this symptom.
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TOS usually affects more of the upper rib cage, neck, shoulders, upperback & head/headaches.
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Is it your diaphragm not engaging? Or perhaps engaging when it does not normally engage?

My diaphragm was basically paralized whatever doctors say....
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