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What Causes Pressure In The Chest And Continuous Burping?

I drank two redbulls and three cups of instant coffee no sugar or cream to drive across country I have a panic attack went to the hospital they ran a EKG and blood work. Everything came back normal. It s 4 days later and I have had chest pressure and burping constantly. Pressure feelins better when I let out big burps any help
Thu, 26 May 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history having excess of Red-bull and coffee, both of which have excessive caffiene.
The initial reaction would be to coffee and then to the after effects and also to the direct effects that has caused on your stomach causing gastritis and related symptoms.
I would advise you the following:
PPI like Omeprazole,
Antacid 3 hourly
Soft bland diet.
Avoid tea, red-bull, coffee, hot and spicy foods.
Avoid stress and anxiety.
Have 9 hours sleep at least per day.
If required an Upper GI endoscopy.
And further treatment till you are alright.
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What Causes Pressure In The Chest And Continuous Burping?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history having excess of Red-bull and coffee, both of which have excessive caffiene. The initial reaction would be to coffee and then to the after effects and also to the direct effects that has caused on your stomach causing gastritis and related symptoms. I would advise you the following: PPI like Omeprazole, Antacid 3 hourly Soft bland diet. Avoid tea, red-bull, coffee, hot and spicy foods. Avoid stress and anxiety. Have 9 hours sleep at least per day. If required an Upper GI endoscopy. And further treatment till you are alright.