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Endoscopy with dilation and biopsy jan. 3rd. pain when swallowing suprasternal notch and chest thru back. feel food getting stuck. inflammation?
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GI evaluation: Please consult withyour GI specialist. He May recommend mediciastion to calm doen any gastric irritation.
Answered 1/20/2019
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