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Pain in what is thought to be his esophagus after drinking cold water since last night. how can this be treated?
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If recurrent: may need barium swallow to confirm esophageal spasm. Treatment include avoiding cold drinks, treating GERD if present and anxiety and use of medications that relax the esophagus
Answered 7/6/2014
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