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Chest pain while eating
I have mild chest pain while swallowing food and right side chest muscle pain a mild one ..i used to smoke a long back for 2 years and i stopped it from 4 years ..i googled symptoms it shows esophageal cancer something am scared of it ..please help me ...no abdominal pain..no loss of appetite.
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Why dint you google before you started smoking.
Google is a search engine not a doctor.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
It looks like acidity..nothing else.. just relax.. drink one glass of water before having meals each time.. don't drink inbetween having food.. try to avoid more oily spicy fried items.
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