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My chest hurts after eating or drinking milk products - what's going on?
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Possibilities....: It is possible that you have an allergy and the chest discomfort could be related to bronchospasm. You probably should see an allergist to confirm this allergy. In the meantime, avoid milk products because if this is an allergy, your symptoms could get worse with more exposures.
Answered 11/28/2017
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