Diaphragm Spasm Symptoms: Causes, Relief & When to See a Doctor
Symptoms associated with diaphragm spasms may include:
* Sharp, sudden pain in upper abdomen or chest, often on both sides
* Difficulty completing a deep breath
* Feeling of tightness around the abdomen or chest, especially when lying down
* Pain when coughing, laughing, or sneezing
* Pain that worsens with physical exertion
* Pain that improves when sitting up or leaning forward
* Pain that lasts more than a few minutes and may progressively worsen.
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