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Dzinck 03-02-04 11:34 PM

Someone care to explain what a pain means?
 
Ok.... the question I have for you folks is.... Why do I get a pain under my right rib when I peddel hard after I have eaten or drank? I guess it goes with the whole "dont swim for xxxx hours after you eat" So anyone have a solution other then not eating or is this maybe something that will go away as I get in better shape. This is getting to be a pain in the ass (or maybe I should say rib) when I have been riding for a while and I drink something and a few minutes later I gotta slow it down.

Thanks,

Dennis

Oak Park Biker 03-02-04 11:39 PM

Dennis,

How long have you been exercising? It sounds like the kind of pain you get when starting an exercise program. If not, you might want to see a doctor.

Dzinck 03-02-04 11:59 PM

hehe, well I started riding last summer and been ridden off and on, I am only 19 standing at about 5'10 weighen in at about 190.... man it would demeaning if I had to go c a doc and I hope thats not my situation.... hmmm, I dont realy know how to explain the pain but its like when you drink a bunch of water and then run realy hard.... almost like a stomach cramp thats not in the ceneter of your stomach? haha, hard to explain

Scooby Snax 03-03-04 05:54 AM

Its called a stitch, and from what I remember there isnt a concrete cause for it.
strange things they are, I dont get them as often, but I think it is something to do with your Diaphragm?

Oak Park Biker 03-03-04 08:24 PM

I used to get side stitches in high school and college. Now at 44 there gone. It may just be a combination of age and conditioning.

cbhungry 03-03-04 08:50 PM

I posted this on another thread


It's a stitch. We think it's caused by spasm of the diaphragmatic muscles. More often on the right vs. left. we really don't know what causes them but improper breathing, dehydration, improper warm up etc. may all contribute.
see link http://my.webmd.com/content/article/...tselectedguid=

Dzinck 03-03-04 11:26 PM

thanks a bunch


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