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stomach burn

stomachs on fire , eases up with delaudid or jello for a shorter period, is this normal.

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    Call your surgeon. Any pain at that level needs to be addressed.

    Call and then Please, let us know. We really do care.

    Prayers going up for you.

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    ty but not pain, it eases up and goes away when I eat a liguid like broth. gonna give it a few days to see. only use p med. to see if it would ease up. wanted to know if anyone else had a burning unless they ate. ty didn't mean painful.

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    I know what you mean. I get burning while drinking most drinks. It started about a month ago. It's definitely not reflux.

    In a couple of weeks I will see my doctor. I'll post what he tells me.

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