Very sharp pain under right lung when breathing.
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Hello, since I was about 12, I have been having problems breathing from time to time. What happens is rather strange and it happened to me last night. I was lay in bed on the laptop and I took a breath. When I took that breath, I got half-way through and then stopped because of a very strong pain, it felt like something was going to explode inside me if I took in any more breath. I have to wait it out and instead of me being able to take bigger breathes, each time I breathe, I can only breathe in less air than I could the time before. I cannot get past the barrier of pain because it hurts. The area where it hurts is just below my right lung. It is a very sharp pain. Cheers for helping. I am 16 and of a slightly above-average build 
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