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Is it unusual to have a back ache and chest pains when taking omeprazole?
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No it is not normal: No it is not common and at your age if you having chest pain you should consult your doctor as it can be from yout heart, esophagitis or several other causes of chest pain.
Answered 10/4/2016
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I had persistent chest pain from reflux. Had endoscopy with limited result. On 40 mg of omeprazole/day. The pain has come back. What else can I do?
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Belching, hiccups, farting, nausea, vomiting and some chest and back pain what could this be?(chronic) omeprazole doesn't help, no blood problems.
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