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What you're describing — suffocation and digestive discomfort whenever the chest or abdomen is compressed — is a well-recognised symptom pattern often associated with acid reflux (GERD) or a hiatus hernia, where part of the stomach bulges upward into the chest. Any external compression raises intra-abdominal pressure and pushes stomach contents upward, causing reflux symptoms that can genuinely feel like breathlessness or suffocation. Abdominal bloating and gas can make this significantly worse. This is a treatable condition and you do not need to continue avoiding all fitted clothing forever.

Usually this happens when you suddenly put on weight. Suffocation and breathlessness can occur  with slightest exertion or even with tight clothing . Do you have fat around your belly?? What is your weight. It's difficult to understand what you meant by digestion problem. Is it bowel sounds or constipation or gastritis or vomiting sensation..... Sometimes GERD. Can also cause such symptoms

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Avoid very tight clothes Reduce weight slowly and steadily Please consult a physician physically.

Hello Based on your history your BMI is 25.8 Which comes under Overweight

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As such no. Obesity??

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