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A member asked:
I took a drink of pop and got a sharp pain in my chest at my diaphragm region and to my back when i swallowed that lasted like 5 seconds. what would this be?
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This could be an esophageal spasm that can sometimes happen when swallowing. Typically, if you swallow again, the spasm will often stop. It can be quite painful and even last for several swallows. Cold beverages, especially if swallowed quickly, can cause the spasm. Good luck to you!
Answered 7/14/2023
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