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I am curious about what might be causing a feeling, it's like a bubble the size of a big jaw breaker slowly moving up my esophagus, it's painful?
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Esophageal spasm: if this continues, you will need a GI evaluation and have upper endoscopy. This can be a stress induced condition; however, direct visualization will confirm the diagnosis. You may also need a video swallowing study.
Answered 4/24/2016
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