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What do you recommend i do burning in heart all time ?
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Heartburn: The heart does not produce burning pain. What is colloquially called 'heartburn' is pain from esophageal and gastic hyperacidity and inflammation. You can try antacids or over the counter ranitidine, cimetidine or famotidine. Taken twice a day they will usually help within days.
Answered 10/19/2014
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I went to ER for burning in stomach and chest, wasn't heart. 3 random times, O2 on finger said 85 but quickly returned to normal. Any thoughts? Thx
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I have been to ER, EKG was normal, blood work was good. No signs of damage to heart or blood clots. I still am having waves of chest heaviness, burning, and more recently having a hard time catching my breath after a flight of stairs. What is this??
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