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Upper Chest Pain/burn Since Few Days

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By motif
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motif Contributor
motif
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along with stomach fullness, cramps, constipation, belching etc. Those chest pain/burn around collar bone sometimes even in upper back scary me a little. Can food allergy cause that?

Feeling like sh...or maybe some kinda of flu?

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Yes, I get very similar symptoms. If you're not running a fever, you most likely don't have the flu.

motif Contributor
motif
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Yes, I get very similar symptoms. If you're not running a fever, you most likely don't have the flu.

yeah, I don't have a fiver, as matter of fact I have a little low temperature 97.8.

So you feel similarly because of food? how long did it last?

thanks

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Imanistj
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Have you ever had problems with your gall bladder?

motif Contributor
motif
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Have you ever had problems with your gall bladder?

no, although had some pain under right rib once for a week or two but CT and USG didn't show anything as well as my blood tests are perfect...

motif Contributor
motif
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one more thing, one indication it can be from food allergy is my skin is very dry, some places like fish, red chick and have dandruff.

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