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Q: Pain While Eating

asked by: RushJ on December 13th, 2003

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I've recently developed pain about mid-chest only when i'm eating or drinking. I am assuming it's some form of acid reflux but I don't experience any symptoms when i'm not eating/drinking. Does anybody know what this is?

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jenjen

replied on December 15th, 2003

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Trouble Eating

You should have your chest checked out, it sounds similar to what I have.
Achalasia- look it to it!!

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