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Doctors, what are these chest pains i get while eating? it happens almost every meal.
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Several possibilitie: The most likely cause is esophagitis, ulcer, diverticulum, or spasm. Gall bladder disease can also cause this. Rarely pancreatitis or stomach (peptic ulcer disease) ulcers.
Answered 7/17/2014
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