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I recently had sharp pain when breathing. dr said possible aesophagitis and am soon to go for endoscopy. please can u tell me more about aedopagitis?
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Hmm. : Sharp pain wh breathing suggests pleuritic pain - the lining of the lungs. Esophagitis, by contrast, is usually mediated via reflux. Pain usually worse free a meal or drinking fluids - especially carbonated drinks...
Answered 1/19/2017
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