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I have burning in the pit of my stomach a while after eating. what can this be?
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Excessive acid?: This might be a sign excessive stomach acid associated with gastritis or even ulcer. You need to see your doctor asap to get a full evaluation. There are several causes to burning in the stomach.
Answered 9/28/2016
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