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April 11th, 2011

Today while doing the hip sled with my left leg I heard my left ribs pop. They hurt pretty bad for a few minutes, but then the pain was tolerable. It is now 12 hours later and I can't move my torso or lift anything because there is a sharp pain all around that area. I don't know whether I did something to the actual ribs or to the muscles around them. What should I do now?

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