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I get hiccups frequently. i burp normally. rarely, both happen simultaneously and get chest pain that lasts no more than one minute. why?
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Your poor: Esophagus. If it gets irritated, it is mostly muscle and can get a spasm , where it squeezes really strongly and then slowly relaxes. Burping can be associated with Acid Reflux , which over time, will create standing inflammation. Pain= bad If pain persists, see your PCP.
Answered 1/15/2019
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