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Had an edg done tuesday and was stretched. still have extream pain- feels like it's around my heart should i go to urgent care or am i dehydrated?
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Pain after EGD: If you are having what you consider extreme pain after a procedure, you definitely need to contact the doctor who did the procedure and see medical evaluation right away.
Answered 5/31/2014
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