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Suggest Treatment For Seasonal Asthma
Well I'm male, 15 years old, approximately 137.6 pounds. I have been diagnosed with seasonal asthma. But lung trouble is not why I'm here. I was in bed, and I decided to get up, I took about 4 steps when all the sudden I had an extreme sharp pain and burning sensation in the middle of my chest, I percieved it as the heart. But the pain lasted 1 minute then dulled and has continued to hurt for the past 10 minutes.
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Sharp pain and burning sensation in the middle of the chest suggest gastroesophageal reflux. This means acid produced in your stomach is getting regurgitated in esophagus. Take Cap Omeprazole once daily under guidance of your physician to curb acidity.
Drinks lots of water, do not take stress, sleep adequately, do not eat upto full stomach, do not drink water immediately after having meal, avoid spicy and fried foods.
Dont worry and be happy.
Drinks lots of water, do not take stress, sleep adequately, do not eat upto full stomach, do not drink water immediately after having meal, avoid spicy and fried foods.
Dont worry and be happy.
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