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Chest pain
I have pain in my chest and it changes position time to time .it happens with the breathing. Burf also come more. Some gas problem also. I have little cough when I change my position from sleeping to straight otherwise no cough. This pain goes away when I have to walk to much.
Actually I have typhoid and jaundice in the year 2022 because of which I have to take so many medicines. Then in March 2023 I have dry cough and after some days this problem started. The cough went away in some days but chest pain remains till may 2023. Then it happens again in may 2024 for 10 to 15 days after traveling 15 hrs in bus. And it goes away naturally. Now it's again hurting when I travel bus for 15 hrs.
Hello, this can be prevented with some lifestyle modifications
Also I've some exercises to tell you for regular basis
So that you won't have this pbms again
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Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) with possible functional dyspepsia..
Upper GI endoscopy
Chest X-ray
ECG
Basic blood work including liver function tests
H. pylori testing needed for further evaluation
Eat smaller, frequent meals
Stay upright for 2-3 hours after meals
Regular mild exercise like walking
Avoid long bus journeys without breaks
Stay well hydrated with plain water
Your chest pain pattern suggests a possible gastrointestinal origin, but cardiac causes should be ruled out for complete assurance
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