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Bravo study

So I just had my study done Thursday. I had a capsule implanted in my esophagus. Since then I've been experiencing the worst pains near what I'm assuming is the implantation site. Has anyone else had and or experience this? I swear the pain is so bad at time I feel as if I'm having a heart attack.

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What kind of study?

Oh ok. I've never heard of it. What is it for?

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To check the acid levels in my stomach. Even though I don't have acid reflex apparently it's a standard test before surgery. At least for my surgeon.

Oh ok. How did u do?

Good luck to you.

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