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I had slight pressure in my mid chest but belching and drinking water helps could you please tell me what's wrong?
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It is impossible to: tell you what is wrong without examining you and obtaining some testing however in a 23 year old male with your symptoms it is highly unlikely to be cardiac related and is most likely indigestion. See a health care provider for a thorough evaluation and treatment.
Answered 3/5/2017
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