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How to relieve chest pressure after drinking caffeinated beverages?
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Chest pressure: If you're having the pressure because of caffeine effect on your body, don't drink caffeinated beverages. If you have chest pressure because of gas swallowed with the beverage, slow down your drinking and don't drink carbonated beverages.
Answered 2/10/2017
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