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Pain in chest
I underwent Proctectomy+IPAA+covering loop ileostomy on 01st November 2019..I have a past history of severe grade D esophagitis,Nissen fundoplication was done in Oct 2018..Yesterday I was having low stoma output(less than 200ml in 13hrs)so in the evening I drank a glass of grape juice snd honey for output(grapes were sour)Since 10pm,till now im having pain in left side of chest..Took syp gaviscon but it didn't help..Also I usually have chest pains(mostly on left side of chest,also sometimes in the middle,right side,etc)After Proctectomy,chest pain had reduced but ever since im having the stoma output problem,chest pain is occurring..Kindly tell me what is the chest pain due to and what to do for the chest pain,occuring since yesterday?Is sour grape juice the reaeon?Kindly reply..Please help.
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Chest pain can have various reasons.
Check blood electrolyes, calciium, sugar levels, ecg x ray chest etc.
Muscular causes also need to be ruled out.
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