I get a sharp pain in my back when I sneeze. What does this mean?
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2. Sneezing causes core muscles to contract
3. A herniated disc can cause back pain after a sneeze. Disks bulge, herniate, or rupture. The problem can start small and become more symptomatic. The sneeze is reveal symptoms of the possible disk deterioration.
4. A sprained ligment that is aggreviate after a sneeze
5. Sciatica - Sciatica is a pain that runs along the sciatic never extending from the lower back and down the leg. Do you feel shooting pains down you leg after sneezing?
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http://www.webmd.com/back-pain/tc/low-back-pain-symptoms
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This pain sound like a broken or fractured rib.
I recently fractured a rib while moving a dresser down the stairs and though my rib was fractured on the front side I experienced sharp pain in my lower ribcage with any sudden movement in my torso, ie coughing, sneezing, deep breathing, etc.
You can look for help here.
http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/fractured-rib-topic-overview
However I would recommend seeing a doctor.
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