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Discomfort In Tracheal Area, Sharp Pain On Breathing Deep. Used To Have Heartburn.

Just had a very intense long bike. Very hot outside. I am 26 and overweight , but used to strenuous exercise. I run 5K every other day. I noticed when i finally sat down to take a break and grab a bite to eat i got a discomfort in my tracheal area. Not exactly burning(im used to the sensations of heartburn ) and i wouldn t describe it as painful, but if i do take a very deep breath there is a relatively sharp pain and the discomfort rises the deeper i breathe
Mon, 21 Oct 2013
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May be because of your overweight and the heartburn you keep getting again and again there is an injury to the esophagus. Most of the times there is a part of hiatas hernia that is responsible for the chronic gastritis and regurge of acid. This causes a burn injury in the esohagus and leads to pain while eating swallowing or breathing deep
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Discomfort In Tracheal Area, Sharp Pain On Breathing Deep. Used To Have Heartburn.

May be because of your overweight and the heartburn you keep getting again and again there is an injury to the esophagus. Most of the times there is a part of hiatas hernia that is responsible for the chronic gastritis and regurge of acid. This causes a burn injury in the esohagus and leads to pain while eating swallowing or breathing deep