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When i drink something cold i can feel it run down my chest, why? sometimes even in upper abdomen and lower. but just like a cool splash then it's gon
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Visceral sensitivity: Some patients, such as yourself, are sensitive to the sensory signals that the nerve endings in your gut continuously transmit to your brain. This is known as visceral hypersensitivity, and it is not abnormal. The signal can be medically diminished, if you find it distressing or just minimize drinking cold liquids.
Answered 6/19/2020
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