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My mom has sharp pains in her inner chest and when she eats she says they get worse and feels as if she will throw her food back up. what is it?
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Esophageal reflux: What you describe sounds like acid and stomach contents from the stomach moving the wrong way up into the esophagous. Your mother should see a doctor to evaluate that problem. It's important to treat that properly.
Answered 6/22/2013
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