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Went to er for burning between breast bone, stomach pain w full feeling. ekg and cardiac enzymes norm. gallbladder removed. gb attack or cardiac?
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Gastric/GERD: These symtoms can also be related to GERD, gastritis, and pancreatitis- I suggest a full GI workup and STOP the ibuprofen!
Answered 11/28/2017
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