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Extreme pain under center of abdomen under ribs. So severer it causes nausea,vomiting,dizziness and shortness of breath. And Severe sweats. ?

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37 years experience in Internal Medicine

Epigastric pain: Most likely gastritis and or H pylori ( a bacterial causing gastritis) or gallbladder orrarely if acute a pulmonary embolism especially if smoking and on BCP or asthma/ bronchitis/ penumonia. Seek medical attention immediately in ER if there is shortness of breath

Answered on Nov 24, 2014

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