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I woke up dreaming about swallowing something big, cant remember what it was but it caused a 5/10 chest pain and excess salivation, i'm 19 female?
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Chest pain: Several possibilities. Perhaps you regurgitated some stomach contents into your esophagus and throat. If the pain continues see your doctor. Try tums (calcium carbonate) for any pain episode.
Answered 2/10/2016
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