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Pain in chest after eating
I get pain in chest after eating and feel like food gets stuck. And after sometime get lot of burping
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Can help you with your concern. Your concern need to be evaluated in detail with history and possible examinations. Can contact for consultation via chat
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Hello! Apart from being a doctor I am also a health and wellness coach. I've guided many people facing same issues as you, just by changing their diet. They have got positive results for the same. You may contact me on seven four nine four eight four one six six eight.
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Consult Gastroenterologist for physical examination.
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Try ginger, fennel seeds, or chamomile tea to alleviate digestion-related chest pain, and consider avoiding trigger foods, eating smaller meals, and incorporating digestive-friendly foods like yogurt, bananas, and almonds.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You ar3 facing gastritis issues along with dysphagia to solids. Kindly consult me for better understanding of your issue and providing you with a step by step solution for the same.
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Please consult a Gastroenterologist in your area for a physical examination and endoscopy. Such serious symptoms coming at such a young age need proper evaluation.
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You could be having digestion issues.Pls connect for further discussion and solution.
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Avoid fried food and spicy Water intake more Few investigations needed Do connect and consult
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This is a kindly request to book a proper appointment for detailed evaluation and management for better consultation experience.
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Opinion- requires through assesment and referal to gastroenterologist. Burping and feeling of food getting stuck could indicate esophageal pathology secondary to GERD. It could also indicate other esophageal pathologies. For which it requires thorough evaluation.
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You should consult a gastroenterologist. however, you should get your basic investigations done before you go for a referral so that the process is easier.
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kindly avoid spicy foods, tea, coffee, alcohol, smoking and irregular intervals of food. keep having food at regular intervals. incorporate good amount of fiber drink plenty of water
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Modify food habits like avoiding heavy, oily, spicy, fried meals Will also need lifestyle management in terms of regular exercise Will need consultation for further evaluation
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Avoid oily and spicy food May be due to hyperacidity
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Avoid spicy food Less food more frequent meal
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Avoid outside food Take plenty of water
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Would be because of Gastritis. Avoid spicy foods. Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach. Use more of curd and butter milk. Drink plenty of water.
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