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I get chest pains every couple of weeks. they are super severe in my sternum area, when i make myself throw up the pain subsides- but i throw up bile. ?
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Chest pains: These painful episodes may be esophageal spasms which occur suddenly often with no relationship to eating. Another possibility is gall stones with attacks usually provoked by eating fatty foods. A gastroenterologist can evaluate and advise you. Appropriate testing will be done.
Answered 7/12/2019
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