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Why is it that throwing up hurt your chest so much?
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See physician: Severe vomiting can use upper abdominal muscles and chest muscles with associated strain. Pain commonly associated with vomiting associated with gastroesopheal reflux and esophagitis.We must not forget that common symptoms in females of heart attack are chest pain and vomiting.
Answered 6/28/2017
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