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What Causes Chest Pain?

Hi I'm 22 yrs old male 5' 11 175 pounds athletic..I went out saturday woke sunday with pain in my chest a lot of gas I am not gonna lie I had a lot of drinks it's monday now and still feel the same...does anyone know what this is? And how long am I gonna be like this? Help asap!
Mon, 26 Dec 2016
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Many things can cause this. Alcohol and its dreaded "Hangover" is one of them. The consequences of alcohol and the fluid/volume imbalances causes, along with the disruption of normal gut mobility and chemistry often; symptoms of bloating, gas, increased urination, dehydration; and other issues, all of which can directly or indirectly lead to the discomfort you describe. My suggestion is to ensure your chemistry and physicality returns to a normal state after experiencing encounters with toxins. These include multivitamins, a diet with nutrients, electrolytes and hydration, along with Folate and B-12 depending on the length and or recurrence of these episodes. If symptoms continue I highly suggest a visit with your primary care and or emergency physician. I wish you the best.
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What Causes Chest Pain?

Many things can cause this. Alcohol and its dreaded Hangover is one of them. The consequences of alcohol and the fluid/volume imbalances causes, along with the disruption of normal gut mobility and chemistry often; symptoms of bloating, gas, increased urination, dehydration; and other issues, all of which can directly or indirectly lead to the discomfort you describe. My suggestion is to ensure your chemistry and physicality returns to a normal state after experiencing encounters with toxins. These include multivitamins, a diet with nutrients, electrolytes and hydration, along with Folate and B-12 depending on the length and or recurrence of these episodes. If symptoms continue I highly suggest a visit with your primary care and or emergency physician. I wish you the best.