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Air in my esophagus?

I was having chest pains so my surgeon sent me for a cat scan with contrast he called me and said no area of concern but he think the pain is from trapped air in my esophagus has anyone else had this?

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I didn't have to have a cat scan or anything, but I did have, and sometimes still do, some pain in my chest area. I understand the "air in the esophagus" because I feel like I have that as well. There is so much that you don't know and that they don't tell you to expect, and everyone experiences things differently.

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