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By partner is a 21, male and has been getting bad heart burns, it's been occurring more often. he doesn't smoke, and eats right, what's the problem?
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Chest pain: Peptic disease possibly esophageal reflux, maybe viral esophagitis, he should see his doctor.
Answered 4/2/2013
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