Back pain during inhalation may be caused by trauma, local muscle spasm, pleural or lung disease and heart disease, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:
1. Trauma: when the ribs or thoracic vertebrae suffer from violent impacts, followed by rib fractures or thoracic vertebrae fractures, the patient will have severe pain in the thorax, and will be involved in deep breathing, coughing, sneezing, which will cause back pain.
2. Local muscle spasm: when patients do strenuous exercise such as running fast, jumping high, lifting weights, etc., their breathing will be accelerated suddenly, which will make the relevant muscles spasm, thus producing back pain, with continuous aggravation.
3. Pleural or lung diseases: when the patient has serious pneumonia or pleural adhesions, when he/she takes a deep breath or coughs, he/she will have chest and back pain.
4. Heart disease: When angina pectoris or myocardial infarction occurs, back pain may occur when inhaling.
There may be other reasons why you feel pain in the back when you breathe in, so you should go to the hospital in time and get treatment for the cause.