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Hey Guys,
Are any of you familiar with the xiphoid process ? I was doing a little yoga about a month ago and did a bridge. I felt a tremendous yank at the base of my sternum... immediately went into the fetal position to ease the pain. Ever since it has...
Started by Klide on
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But it's a natural part.
The xiphoid process? I'm sort of assuming by now you've got this all covered.
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May 29, 2012 - 10:39am Doctor says that breast pain is not cancer. Of course a doctor left my polyps in my body 10 years ago and now I have cancer so I don't really "trust" doctors anymore. I went for a mammogram at 37. I am now 42, still having the pain...
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You can easily look up xiphoid process on the web and get more information than you ever Xiphoid Process....
He said joint.
Said it was called the "xiphoid process." It is basically the end of the sternum/breast bone.
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I would love to here people respond because that is exactly the way my problems began.
Sorry to say I didn't take the Nexium right away. That was 3 yrs ago, I had pain in "Xiphoid" area, the tip of the sternum Sternum - view of the outside (anterior) ...
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I was prescribed Ketotifen....
The pain and pressure in the diaphragm are always constant, but can get very much pain.
4 yrs ago I had gastritis, which was brought under control with PPIs and H2 foods and drinks .
pain in the diaphragm..
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Hi, I have the same thing, feels like an inch long and it hurts when you press on it. My doctor did the same and took X-Rays and nothing showed up. I am going for a CT Scan on Tuesday, although it may be nothing I would rather spend the money to find ...
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He said it's off to one side because people aren't necessarily perfectly it to be the... .
It IS my xiphoid process.
I went o to the doctor, and he told me that it's not a lump on my xiphoid process.
But I notice it when I jog.
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Am i the only one who gets really annoyed when a female patient asks for a female dr? usually citing "religious reasons", even though no religion dictates that you can't see a male physician.... even worse is that some of the nurses buy into it and make...
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Just because any pain....
Just because you are "in the building in triage for every female patient that has any pain between the knees and xiphoid process.
That has any pain between the knees and xiphoid process.
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This post is for those of us with concerns and issues about death and dying to talk about them.
IF YOU CANNOT HANDLE IT, THAN GO TO A DIFFERENT POST PLEASE. We do not need people telling us to live life or to hear that other people have lived a long time...
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I have had many....
Diagnosis: 11/2/2009, IDC; will I be comfortable my last days and be able to deal with the pain?
I am lucky enough to have a sister that knows.
3/16/11 Stage IV mets to spine, sternum, and xiphoid process.
No recon.
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