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When i drink or eat i feel it going to my left side, like my lower left chest.

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Coolguyivan
Coolguyivan

Does anyone else have this? I been burping alot aswell and i was wondering if anyone knows what it could be?

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  • Gillian1956
    Gillian1956 Coolguyivan

    Posted

    Sound like indigestion or heart burn to me
    • Coolguyivan
      Coolguyivan Gillian1956

      Posted

      Hello Gillian, Do you that aswell? and do you think it could be acid reflux?
    • Gillian1956
      Gillian1956 Coolguyivan

      Posted

      Hi I get it more in the middle of my chest and yes it could be acid reflux I get it all the time also burning in chest and throat I've got it right now been bad this last week

    • Coolguyivan
      Coolguyivan Gillian1956

      Posted

      Oh well thank you, i also think its most likey acid reflux, was just wodnering if others felt similar.
    • Gillian1956
      Gillian1956 Coolguyivan

      Posted

      If your worried about go see your doctor he could give you meds to help the problem also try to avoid spicy food fatty food coffee chocolate tomatoes fizzy drinks eat slowly and chew everything
  • Abracadabra0
    Abracadabra0 Coolguyivan

    Posted

    Hi, I have the same but on the right. I seem to get most pain on my right for some reason so I put it down to the irritated part being more sensitive so you can feel it more that side. A lot of people seem to get it worse on the left instead so maybe that's what's happening with you.

    • Coolguyivan
      Coolguyivan Abracadabra0

      Posted

      Like when you eat food you feel it press through the right? And other people with Acid reflux feels water and food go through there esophagus aswell?
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