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Whenever i drink fizzy drinks in the morning i get a painful sensation in the side and if i press near my ribcage like a air bubble is under there?
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Yes: You could have an air bubble or a stomach cramp in response to the acidic / carbonated drink. I would be sure to eat something (healthy) in the mornings prior to drinking any sodas. Perhaps you should drink water instead.
Answered 12/8/2014
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