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Shortness of breathe query
Hello doc, I had taken multivitamin tablet ( Health ok) around 4 to 4 15 PM. After that I forgot that I had taken tablet and within 15 to 20 min I taken soft drink ( Thumps up) and some salted potato chips. When I walking I felt mild shortness of breathe, uneasy feeling, upper back pain, burping and something in throat. I didn't felt any chest pain. I use to do regularly aerobic exercises and I didn't felt chest pain during exertion except heartbeat. Whats the problem doctor ?? Is this due to caffeine soft drink mixed up with multivitamin or is anything related to heart??? Is ecg required ? For you concern I had done tmt echo 2 years back due to pain in costochondritis area everything normal and in between echos and ecgs are normal. Please help and suggest. Thank you.
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It is possible that this is due to soft drinks and caffeine Ecg is not required as you don't have any chest pain Better to take rest Avoid oily and spicy food tonight
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prefer light food tonight
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Of problem persists please consult a near by physician
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