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Please explain prevention of pain in the chest after eating?
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Eat slower: You might be having a problem with digestion or with your esophagus. You might try eating slower, more liquids (not alcohol) with meals, or trying an antacid. Make sure your pain isn't from heart disease and see your physician.
Answered 9/28/2016
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