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I have slight pressure in mid chest and its relieved after burping and drinking water. any ideas?
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? Esophageal spasm: But you want to see your doctor if any other symptom as chest pain / tightness/ discomfort is accompanying such feeling, to rule out any cardiac involvement, although unlikely in your age group unless you have risk factors as overweight, smoking , hypertension, etc.., best wishes
Answered 4/8/2020
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