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its more like muscle pain could it be from working out and pulled a muscle or something it gotten better today.
also when i turn my neck it also hurts
Sounds like an abdomin and thoracic strain. It could be a result of heavy lifting.
When you say working out, what activity do you mean? Running, weight lifting, swimming, biking, martial arts, climbing, etc?
If you have sharp pain, it could be a hernia issue and may want to get it checked out by the doctor for diagnostic testing.
Good luck.
by: Craziee Panda
on: 14th August 11
It’s not the muscle that’s in pain, but more in the center bone or chest cavity area. There’s a sharp pain whenever i breathe in or when i flex/stretch my chest out. I really can’t do anything under this condition, and I’m pretty sure it didn’t come from working out either, cause I’ve been lifting weights for a good three years and have never felt this pain before.
I was wondering if anyone can help me out. It’s been bothering me for a two whole day now.
There are many conditions that you may have but to get a correct diagnosis be sure to contact a doctor. I have a condition like this but it happens randomly and not when I flex or stretch my chest. It is called costochondritis, the inflammation in the rib cage. It is not severe or life threatening but it is a pain in the butt. So, as I said you may have Myositis, Fibromyalgia, TBCWP or Transitory Benign Chest Wall Pain. To verify, is it right near the middle of your chest, that little line between like a trench running down the middle of your chest? Tell me anything else! Thanks. Please make me best answer and read my name.
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on: 28th October 10
So its not really a strong pain, its more of a nagging pain/soreness that I am experiencing under my left tricep muscle and deltoid. It’s not strong enough to stop me from working out, but only happens when I am working out. I lift 6 days a week, 2 hours a day. It doesn’t feel like its the muscle itself, but rather under the muscle, its weird.
Here are a few links to good, free information from medical professionals
http://symptoms.webmd.com
http://medicinenet.com
http://health.discovery.com/tools/center/dc/tools.html
by: Chas
on: 7th March 08
I have been working out for about an hour everynight really killing my body. And all my muscles are pulled and ache. And I work as a waitress and have to be able to function without too much pain. Any great tricks to ease the pain asap?
Try a hot bath before your shift should help loosen the muscles.. could also try some of the pain relieving creams (OTC) even taking Ibuprofin as its an NSAID and should help with the muscle pain
by: Tim
on: 4th September 12
I have been working out for about an hour everynight really killing my body. And all my muscles are pulled and ache. And I work as a waitress and have to be able to function without too much pain. Any great tricks to ease the pain asap?
Well I also workout and run cross country…It’s always best to stretch before working out and massaging the area like the muscle and limbs where you feel the pressure at afterwards. Usually parallel to the muscle. I do that every time and I have soreness for at most a day if I push my hardest.
Definitely drink water before and after.
Some people use a cold/hot patch for muscle pain.
by: Sensui MAstER
on: 4th September 12
I think I strained my muscles while doing sit ups yesterday and today I have really bad pain in that area and it kinda hurts it when I pee I don’t know the technical way to say this but it feels like my pee tube (Is ashamed for saying that) is being stretched and it also feels that way sometimes when I just move to quickly? What exactly have I done to myself? And how long will it take to fix itself?
Ok thanks for answering 
I don’t think you strained or pulled anything. You could’ve but I doubt. Your muscles have fibers that are ripped apart and are repairing. Anytime you don’t use a muscle enough and then suddenly use it repeatedly and at high intensity, it will hurt for a few days.
Just stay hydrated, eat plenty of food and plenty of food that contains protein, and sleep. You need your sleep more than usual to let your body take care of itself.
Also crunches are more effective than situps. Situps use other body parts to thrust you up each repetitions. Try crunches. Do the crunches that require you to touch your elbows to your thighs each repetition. Also be sure to have the very top of your back and shoulders to hit the floor every rep. Your head does not have to.
by: wolfpack1jmb
on: 27th August 10
took him to the vets. they said its a soft tissue injury in his neck. steroids, muscle relaxers and pain med not working. now noticing his neck is getting smaller like hes loosing muscle mass and panting alot and peeing alot for like 2 min strait. He is still in alot of pain. The medicine is not working. I am taking him back tomorrow. could this be something else other than a neck injury?
Side effects – of anti-inflammatory steroids can be numerous. In dogs and less often in cats, the most commonly seen side effects include an increase in thirst and appetite, followed by an increase in urine production, and possible weight gain.
In dogs, panting can be a common side effect, and sometimes mood alterations can occur. These mood changes may make the dog irritable and sometimes can result in a “nice” dog suddenly snapping at its owners. Often times, tapering the dose of steroids down, will result in a decrease of the side effects.
Steroids
Steroids are no longer the first choice recommendation for use as anti-inflammatory in dogs. Steroids lead to loss of muscle mass, which is a big problem in dogs. causes wasting, so to add something that will only increase the loss of muscle mass is not a good line of defense to follow. Natural anti-inflammatories, such as those listed on the Medication and Exercise Schedule page should be the first choice.
by: Malamute Breeder
on: 17th July 10
i had drill last weekend and the first thing that started to hurt was the right side of my stomach and now that i am home all the rest of my muscle pain went away from working out except my stomach it hurts when i lay on my back and stomach or when i try to do any ab work outs.
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on: 1st January 70