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Please tell me, could a kidney infection cause your chest to burn?
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Not really : Not that i know of. However, chest burning is not only due to a disease in the chest. For example, reflux of gastric contents, can cause these symptoms. Also if you were treated with antibiotics, some may cause other symptoms. Speak with your local physician about these symptoms.
Answered 8/25/2018
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