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My Back Hurts When I Inhale

My back hurts when I inhale?

The pain is about in the middle of the left side of my back. It started yesterday in the evening. Today it was kind of starting to stretch over to the middle middle as well as the middle left. It's been getting better and worse all day. The deeper I inhale, the more it hurts. We had been riding in the car for about 8 hours (with a few stops), but my back didn't hurt after the 8 hour trip to where we went. I sat the same way both times.

It hurts when I inhale deeply?

if its a sharp pain, its most likely just a muscle cramp.
all you can do for that is take smaller breaths and breathe with your stomach as much as possible until the sharp pain goes away...try deeply inhaling slowly every few minutes to see if the pain is still there or not. if it hurts, wait a while and try it again.

I have pain in my back when I inhale?

That pain is caused by a pinched muscle in your back. When you try to take a breathe and your ribs are expanding it causes the ribs to pinch the muscle even tighter, the spike in pain you keep having. Here is how to release your back muscles to get rid of that pain:
Back:
(do from a sitting position)
Place your left hand on your left leg next to your body. Place your right hand over your left shoulder and find the muscles next to your spine and firmly press on them and hold. After 30 seconds slowly lower your body forward and to the outside of your left leg, keeping your left arm fairly straight as you do. When you reach your lap remain there for another 10 seconds, release the pressure but rest there for another 30 seconds. Then reverse your hand positions and do your right side.
For best results relax your body first by taking a deep breath and exhaling then remain this relaxed.

My back hurts when I breathe deep?

Your ribs are out of alignment..They move when you breathe so when they are not in the right place they hurt! Go see a chiropractor or physiotherapist to put them back in! You will breathe deeply once again..
Take care:)

Why does my spine hurt when I inhale?

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I get a weird pain in my back when I inhale...?

Between 1-5 random times during the week for the past one and a half years, I'll experience a really unusual pain in my left lower back when i inhale. It's hard to describe but i'll do the best I can. I'll inhale a little, and it'll slightly hurt- the only way to get it to go away is to finish inhaling, but take a really deep breath. Basically while im breathing in, the pain gets worse and worse, but subsides as soon as i get to a certain height of breath. The whole process lasts maybe 7 seconds. Then i'll exhale and all is well again.
I know, weird. And annoying, especially when i'm in class and someone across the room stares at me because it looks like im cringing for absolutely no reason.
I could probably point out the exact spot on my lower left back. I massage it, but nothing helps.
I've read that it could be a bruised lung, but its my LOWER back, like pretty far away from my lungs. But then again, I'm not an expert so i dont know how low my lungs go anyway.

Please dont comment telling me to go to the doctor, my parents wont take me for this specific reason. Cruel cruel blah blah, yeah i know. whatever. nothing i can do. I just would like to get some ideas about what it could be in case i DO get the opportunity to go to the doctor. or maybe some massage remedies...?
thank you all!
(I'm a teenager by the way)

Is it normal that when I inhale deeply my chest hurts?

Let me explain further. I have been feeling this for the past week. I didnt do anything to cause this so I’m lost as to why is it happening. You know when you feel muscle ache when you workout too much. That’s the type of pain I’m feeling in my chest everytime I inhale deeply. Please give thoughts on this. I don’t have the time yet to go to a doctor and I’m pretty sure that they’re gonna run tests which will cost more than what I have right now.

Pain in chest AND upper back when I take a DEEP inhale -- why?

When you did the lifting you evidently got a muscle pinched. When they do that it makes your breathing harder and for some reason they always transfer pain to the chest area. You will have to trace your ribs to find the place where it's pinched to release it. Here is what you do:
Place a thumb or finger between two ribs and trace back as far as you can. If you don't find the pain, move to a new set of ribs and trace again, always keeping the pressure between the ribs. Do so until you find the pain area. It will be painful when you run across it, you will have to stop because of the pain. The ribs will also be pulled together some because of the muscle pulling them. While still between the ribs, get your thumb as close to the pain as possible and push in to the ribs hard and hold. Now make an adjustment in your push and make the direction more towards the pain and continue holding. Wait 30 seconds. lean forward some and release the pressure. Hold your body forward for another 30 seconds before straightening up.

My heart hurts when I inhale deeply. Is that normal?

You are completely right, hearts do hurt and they say that the pain someone experiences during an MI is one of the worst possible. What is also true is that pain of cardiac origin USUALLY is not affected by movements such as breathing, and that pain caused by breathing is much more likely to be connected to non cardiac causes, for instance your ribs or the intercostal muscles (the muscles between the ribs).

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