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Severe chest pain in center and left side for last 6 months. back/neck pain. never belched before but always burping now. cardio, neuro, gastro clear.
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See a doctor: You need a full detailed evaluation. Although this sounds superficially like a case of gerd, the causation remains in question and you also must exclude the possibility of their being a cardiologic or other etiology for the chest pain. Go see a general internist or family practitioner.
Answered 10/4/2016
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