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A member asked:
Bloated feeling, hard to breathe and heavy feeling in chest after eating meals. what causes this? pulse rate also considerably higher than normal.
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Bloat: There are many possible causes for what you report. Some are as simple as air swallowing. You need to see a Doc to be evaluated for the probable cause of your symptoms.
Answered 7/14/2016
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