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Is The Nausea, Continuous Burping And Pain In Chest Is Due To Acid Reflux?
Hello so tonight after consuming almond milk with frosted flakes (which I eat regularly with no problem) my stomach started to hurt and I felt really nauseous. Then I continuously burped over and over probably at least 30 times over an hour. It seemed to alleviate the nausea. Then my chest starter to hurt and now my tongue feels like there is something on it. Could this be acid reflux? If not what is it?
Sat, 18 Jan 2014
Hi, I have read your query and according to me ,most common cause of these symptoms are acid peptic disease with reflex esophagitis but some time these symptoms are due to cardiac disease.So you should consult with cardiologist if these symptoms occurs frequently.
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It looks to dyspepsia also called indigestion.
There are some disturbances in your digestion pattern gives rise to excessive gas formation.
It occurs sometime due to oily food,disturbed sleep or diet pattern and even after over eating.
Start rebeprazole or pantoprazole with domperidone.
Enzyme preparations will be helpful to improve digestion.
Drink more water.avoid red and green chilly in your diet.
Take simple and more liquid diet.
Consult your family physician for further guidance and medications.
It looks to dyspepsia also called indigestion.
There are some disturbances in your digestion pattern gives rise to excessive gas formation.
It occurs sometime due to oily food,disturbed sleep or diet pattern and even after over eating.
Start rebeprazole or pantoprazole with domperidone.
Enzyme preparations will be helpful to improve digestion.
Drink more water.avoid red and green chilly in your diet.
Take simple and more liquid diet.
Consult your family physician for further guidance and medications.
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