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Pain Under Rib Cage, Worse After Eating, Feel Bloated. Have Mild Barretts. Any Relation With Pain?

Hi I am a 52 year old female. I have been experiencing pain left side under rib cage. If i eat the pain does get worse and i also feel very bloated. Coffee seems to also trigger it off. i normally have 2 cups a day. The pain has been going on about 2 days. I do have Mild Barretts would this have any thing to do with the pain? please advise thank you
Wed, 29 May 2013
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Your symptoms suggest that you might be having Acid Peptic Disease commonly known as acidity or wrongly known as gastritis (which is inflammation of stomach)
Few dietary habits associated with this like tea, coffee, spicy food. One can avoid these to get relief but most of the time you require medications. Visit the Doctor he will assess the problem and advise you
In this age group keep possibility of pain originates from heart

Hope this helps, wish you best health
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Pain Under Rib Cage, Worse After Eating, Feel Bloated. Have Mild Barretts. Any Relation With Pain?

Hi User Thanks for posting your query on healthcare magic Your symptoms suggest that you might be having Acid Peptic Disease commonly known as acidity or wrongly known as gastritis (which is inflammation of stomach) Few dietary habits associated with this like tea, coffee, spicy food. One can avoid these to get relief but most of the time you require medications. Visit the Doctor he will assess the problem and advise you In this age group keep possibility of pain originates from heart Hope this helps, wish you best health