Digestive and Bowel Disorders Forum - Burning sensation in chest

I was recently prescribed pgenergan and codeine cough syrup and now I am having a burning sensation in my chest, stomach, and rib cage. What could this be? how do I treat it?

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MandMs

replied on October 28th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Burning sensation in your chest is most likely due to bronchitis and continuous coughing, but, not a side effect of cough suppressant syrup.

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