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How long after eating should i wait be4 doing activity that involves bending? chest pain if do immediately after. i wait 2 hours for intense exercise.
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At least 2 hours: But in your case chest pain is a red herring, better see a cardiologist for evaluation, a stress test may be in order, best wishes
Answered 1/26/2019
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