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Occasional dry and wet cough. stabbing pain on right side, worsened after eating and quick movements. sometimes regurgitation of food and drinks, slight chest tightness.
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GERD: Your reflux may result in chest symptoms and aspiration is possible. Control reflux with an over the counter anti-reflux medication, avoiding caffeine and meals less than 2 hours prior to bedtime. Sleep with your head elevated on two pillows.
Answered 3/29/2020
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