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Anyone get pain after eating?

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hannah61662
hannah61662

I've noticed after my main meal that my chest starts to act up, my sternum starts to hurt radiating pain around  my ribs.  Does this happen to anyone else?

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  • yvonne99380
    yvonne99380 hannah61662

    Posted

    Have you had your Gall Bladder checked? 
    • hannah61662
      hannah61662 yvonne99380

      Posted

      I trouble with it a couple of years ago when I got a stone stuck in the common duct which had to removed.  They put slits through the duct because they couldn't get the gallbladder because it was sticky after being inflamed.  I haven't had any problems since and this pain isn't the same it kind of feels heavy then just starts to radiate a bit like when you have a really embarrassing encounter but it's not that excruitating pain the gallbladder gave me originally.  I've had ECG's that were and blood tests that were normal.
  • yvonne99380
    yvonne99380 hannah61662

    Posted

    It's so difficult to understand these things. I'm currently waiting for a breast scan as I have that kind if pain in one breast. It has one central spot but other pains and areas of discomfort appear all around. some days I can't bear to tpuch underneath but the next day it's fine but hurts somewhere else.

    i wondered about your gall bladder as I was asked if eating made any difference but in my case it doesn't, 

    good luck! 

  • janice15216
    janice15216 hannah61662

    Posted

    Hannah I too sometimes think after eating the pain starts... I also get it bad sitting or riding in a vehicle.... So much in our lives happening right now... Just can not fit in a chiropractor or therapy ugh....Just so nice to see there are others and we are not alone... Although I feel for their pain!
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