Every time I deeply inhale, I can feel a sharp pain in the back of my right lung. It's almost like I'm stretching out some kind of muscle in my back or maybe it's my diaphragm? It somewhat feels like lactic acid buildup. I can lean back and inhale without any problem, but when I lean forward and inhale, it gets very uncomfortable... which kind of makes me thing that it is not a lung issue. Eh.. I'm really not sure.
I've had this injury before, and I'm not quite sure what it may be. I get it every now and then... and I want to say that it occurs quite a bit when I run a few miles when I haven't ran in awhile. This time, however, I didn't do any sudden aerobic activity, but I was doing some reverse situps for the first time to try and strengthen my lower back.
I'm not sure that it was the situps that caused it, but it is a strange coincidence.
Any ideas? It is starting to feel better after only 2 or 3 days.. but I would like to figure out what causes this injury to try and prevent it in the future.
I've had this injury before, and I'm not quite sure what it may be. I get it every now and then... and I want to say that it occurs quite a bit when I run a few miles when I haven't ran in awhile. This time, however, I didn't do any sudden aerobic activity, but I was doing some reverse situps for the first time to try and strengthen my lower back.
I'm not sure that it was the situps that caused it, but it is a strange coincidence.
Any ideas? It is starting to feel better after only 2 or 3 days.. but I would like to figure out what causes this injury to try and prevent it in the future.
