Right ball has shrank and very painful hurts worse when coughing or bending

There are degrees of pneumonia and probably different strains and while the pneumonia that laid people low and was really dangerous is greatly reduced "walking pneumonia" is increasing, possibly because diagnosis is better.

Coughing does test little used muscles and just as if you hadn't dug a garden for years the unaccustomed activity can make a fit and strong person hurt at every movement by the next morning.

Pneumonia is often accompanied by other problems and in my fairly limited experience, pleurisy isn't uncommon and stabbing pain when breathing and/or coughing is a symptom.

There can be some permanent after-effects of pleurisy so it is important the condition, if it exists in your case, is diagnosed and medically supervised.
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Good luck!

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Lower right back pain is commonly caused by damage or injury to the spinal structures, such as the lower right back muscles, the lumbar intervertebral discs, or the facet joints. While problems with these structures are more likely to cause centralized pain around the spine, it is possible that pain is felt primarily or entirely on one side of the spine.
Typical symptoms include:

• Limited range of motion (movements such as bending forward or turning to the side may be painful or impossible)
• Tenderness and/or swelling in the lower right back
• Lower back muscle spasms
• Pain that feels better with rest, such as sitting with both feet propped up and the knees supported and slightly bent-in an armchair with an ottoman, or in a recliner or propped up with pillows in bed
• Pain that feels better with ice or cold pack application
• Pain that resolves at least partly with over-the-counter NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen, and/or acetaminophen
• Pain that increases when getting up from bed or from a seated position

Lower Right Back Pain Tissues Spinal Structures

One possibility is a twisted t e sticle, but you need a doctor to be sure of what it is really. Get a doctor to examine you ASAP.

3 weeks without pain killers and will fade totally over 2 months.
Assuming you're resting.
3 Minutes with pain killers but it'll come back worse.
Don't drink coffee

low down between the hip bone and the bottom of the rib cage
bending over eases it and a deep breath makes it worse
off the doctor now
it could get very serious if you delay a proper diagnosis

Go and have a talk with your doctor, Smoking is a major cause of heart attacks and cancer .

Maybe they've been pushed too far is my guess. I think they might need some rest.