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What does it mean when you have a pain in your chest after eating that doesn't go away for awhile? Anyone ever experience this?

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Usually eating too fast or taking too big of a bite will do it to me.

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Ugh it's horrible, very uncomfortable. I ate a couple bites of noodles with cheese and I have a pain radiating from my throat to the end of my sternum and i'm nauseous.

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What I just ate is stuck in my throat and it keeps going up and down. I wish I'd vomit already.

Sounds like indigestion..nexium is prescribed by some surgeons post op!

I just had my surgery last Monday. If I even drink too much water right now, it feels like I am going to have a heart attack.

I get that when I eat too fast. I know it's hard to slow down because we are all just looking to get back to a normal-ish lifestyle, but you have to slow down. I eat just a spoonful at a time and wait 5 min between because the pain is awful when you eat too fast.

No I didn't throw up but it wasn't fun. I think I ate too fast.

It could be what your eating as well? Are you usually ok with cheese and noodles? or does this happen regardless of what you eat?.

If I eat eggs or cooked fish, I get the same symptoms, so I avoid those foods for now.

Its not nice :(

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