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Feeling nauseous and difficulty breathing after eating (even small amounts). never actually been sick but feeling doesn't go away.
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See a GI DOC: You may need to rule out couple of condition especially motility disorder of esophagus, esophageal ring or other anatomical abnormalities of esophagus. Do you have any dyspepsia? dysphgia or other symptoms? The information you provided is not enough to make a definite diagnosis. You may need upper endoscopy or barium swallow evaluation. My suggestion you should seen a GI specialist soon.
Answered 8/5/2014
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