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A member asked:
I feels pain at chest when i drink water or take food and feel burn middle of the chest please give a solution or what specialist should i meet.
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Reflux: Reflux may cause above symptoms. See your physician who can evaluate you and see if needs referral to a specialist (gastroenterologist).
Answered 12/31/2014
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