At this very moment I am experiencing pain in my chest after having a drink. I get this a lot and I am pretty sure I k own it’s from the ice cream I just had from DD. It’s like a weird reaction almost like an allergic reaction inside my chest. Like indigestion. And it burns this very moment. I usually try to rest it out but wondering if there is a quicker way to get rid of this annoying pain. It’s almost feels like gas bubbles in my chest. Damn tiger milk bubble tea that i drank. Any thoughts
It could be acid reflux disease which is basically the medical term for chronic heartburn and you can take over the counter Prilosec. If that doesn't work go see a doctor because you don't want to take the chance of it being a stomach ulcer. You could of even swallowed the ice cream the wrong way and sometimes that can hurt and even for a while after.
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At this very moment I am experiencing pain in my chest after having a drink. I get this a lot and I am pretty sure I k own it’s from the ice cream I just had from DD. It’s like a weird reaction almost like an allergic reaction inside my chest. Like indigestion. And it burns this very moment. I usually try to rest it out but wondering if there is a quicker way to get rid of this annoying pain. It’s almost feels like gas bubbles in my chest. Damn tiger milk bubble tea that i drank. Any thoughts
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Esophagitis-Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
Chest pain
Laryngopharyngeal reflux
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