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Throbbing Pain In Chest, Feel Like Vomiting. Suggestion?

I always feel like I have to vomit but can t. It is very rare that I actually throw up. Sometimes when I eat spicy aciddy foods it result in me having that vomitting feelin again. I also get pain in my chest/ stomach a lot it s an intense throbbing pain and sometimes may burn . Now that I am on my menstraul cycle the pain is even more intesefied and vomitting feeling has increased.
Tue, 13 Aug 2013
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General & Family Physician,  's  Response
Hello Good Evening,

According to your symptoms you might be suffered from Gastric or duodenal ulcers which cause pain/burning sensation and nausea and even vomiting.

After having spicy food your symptoms rise, because there is physiological more release of acid for the digestion of food.

For the confirmation of your diagnosis you should go through UGI Endoscopy.

After that you should be prescribed PPI, Domperidone, Antacids and Sucralfate as per guidance of your GP.

Following steps should follows to lessen your symptoms:

-Walk after eating a meal.
-Exercise
-Avoid coffee and chocolates.
-Avoid Meals that are high in fat.
-Avoid extremely hot or cold food.
-Avoid alcohol and smoking

Regards,

Dr. Naresh Jain.
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General Surgeon,  Dr. M Y Shareef's  Response
Hi ! What is your dietary habit ? Do you eat frequently from outside like fast spicy food ? If so, possibly you are having acid reflux disease, and at times esophageal spasm due to irritation caused by the acid. You have to modify your dietary habits to more of home made roughage with fresh fruits and enough of liquids, and avoid spicy foods which may precipitate the esophageal spasm causing pain in your chest. If it troubles you lot even after this, you have to consult your family physician who may advise you for some prokinetic drug along with a proton pump inhibitor, and may suggest you to go for an endoscopic examination and an ECG if need be. Take care.
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Throbbing Pain In Chest, Feel Like Vomiting. Suggestion?

Hello Good Evening, According to your symptoms you might be suffered from Gastric or duodenal ulcers which cause pain/burning sensation and nausea and even vomiting. After having spicy food your symptoms rise, because there is physiological more release of acid for the digestion of food. For the confirmation of your diagnosis you should go through UGI Endoscopy. After that you should be prescribed PPI, Domperidone, Antacids and Sucralfate as per guidance of your GP. Following steps should follows to lessen your symptoms: -Walk after eating a meal. -Exercise -Avoid coffee and chocolates. -Avoid Meals that are high in fat. -Avoid extremely hot or cold food. -Avoid alcohol and smoking Regards, Dr. Naresh Jain.