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Heartburn and Chestpain
I am having a burning sensation after eating mostly time since last two week sometimes i feel chest pain and also discomfort in chest what is the reason behind this? When i drink milk i feel better as per as my exprience and have belching after eating kindly advice me.
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Most probably you are having a condition called Gestro Oesophegial Reflux Disease (GERDS)
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An upper GI Endoscopy will help to find out the exact cause. To be on safer side, an ECG should be done
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This is due to diaphragm irritation which can be managed with medication..
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Tab. Pantoparazole 40mg once daily in empty stomach for 5days.
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After that if not cure then consult me on my personal chat for further guidance.
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Avoid spicy and junk food.
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Dr. Ashwani Garg
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Give your digestive track some break and start intermittent fasting. Let your system heal itself.
Avoid foods causing you the symptoms.
Start on magnesium supplements which will help to reduce regurgitation.
Start apple cider vinegar with honey first thing in the morning.
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