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What Causes Burning Pain Below The Breast?

I had a sharp burning pain upper right side below the breast last night I woke me up and in the morning it went away my gallbladder was removed went to the doctor this morning had blood work done and will have a sonogram next week could it be my liver ? I do not drink
Thu, 16 Jun 2016
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Hi there! It's most likely to be acid reflux into your esophagus. Avoid spicy food and lying down immediately afterwards. Consult a physician and start taking what are called as Proton Pump Inhibitors along with Prokinetics if it is a recurring problem. Do not be alarmed from a one off incident. You can use any Over the counter antacids like Gelusil on a SOS basis till you see a doctor.
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What Causes Burning Pain Below The Breast?

Hi there! It s most likely to be acid reflux into your esophagus. Avoid spicy food and lying down immediately afterwards. Consult a physician and start taking what are called as Proton Pump Inhibitors along with Prokinetics if it is a recurring problem. Do not be alarmed from a one off incident. You can use any Over the counter antacids like Gelusil on a SOS basis till you see a doctor. hopefully this helps.