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I was throwing up repeatedly to the point it hurt. chest pain. burning feeling in stomach. but only happened once then not again. should i be worried?
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No: When you are throwing up often the acid from your stomach causes burning in your stomach and esophagus which is felt in your chest. If the nausea and throwing up has stop and there is no discomfort and you are feeling better then do not worry. If persistent pain or throwing up occurs again see your provider
Answered 2/14/2021
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