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Chest pain and trouble breathing directly after some meals,and after the pain goes away feel sick. been tested for gallstones.bloodpressurebarley over?
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You need to be: evaluated by a health care provider who can take a detailed history and examine you. It is unlikely that your symptoms are heart related but my be due to esophageal (food pipe) issues. Make an appointment today.
Answered 10/21/2015
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