Can Chewing Tobacco Cause Chest Pain?
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Hello, and thanks for your question.
Chewing tobacco can absolutely cause chest pain. It contains erosive toxins that can eat through the lining of your esophagus and stomach, causing bleeding and pain. This may be an early sign of esophageal cancer. You should see a doctor for an exam as soon as possible.
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No, bleeding in the esophagus is internal and goes directly into the stomach without any taste.
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No, blood is digested in the stomach and would not appear.
Again, you should see a doctor for an exam as soon as possible.
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How have I not been helpful? You asked if chewing tobacco causes chest pain. The answer is yes. You could have severe esophagus damage. You need to be examined in-person, get bloodwork, and likely need an endoscopy with a GI specialist to examine your esophagus for bleeding. This is a clear answer and a clear plan on how to proceed.
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I'm not sure what you mean. I do not study. I am a practicing doctor with specializations in general internal medicine including gastrointestinal disorders, neurology, and psychiatry.