feels like i am burping in the inside of my chest, don't know if it is acid reflux or something else HELP!
353405
My friend experienced that too but she didnt have a problem more like a pregnancy. I recommend that if your a sexualy active girl to make a doctor's appointment soon and even if you are not then make a doctor's appointment anyways
321081
If this is happening on a regular basis, definitly see a doctor!  However, this happens to me and has been since I can remember but found out when I was older that gas trapped can cause this sharp pain.  I always thought I was having a heart attack when I was a teen!!  It hurt to breath in too deep and it was a sharp pain that felt like it was in my heart area.  This only happens to me a couple of times a year.  In otherwords, it's not a regular occurance for me...
818792
It sounds like the Prilosec isn't working, since a lump in the throat is actually a sign of acid reflux.  \n\nIn addition to the Prilosec, you need to be aware of the GERD triggers -- carbonated drinks, caffeine. sorbitol (aka, avoid sugarfee gum), etc.  I am on another GERD medication and have had to completely cut those elements from my life so I can function without continual throat clearing. I feel for you -- the lump in the throat issue is annoying, distracting, and somewhat depressing, since you are on a med which SHOULD be taking care of it.\n\nTalk to your doctor -- good luck!
641299
it could many things which all involve seeing a doctor it could b gerd which is where acid from your stomic comes up into your throut and chest or heart problems ,panic attack so pleas see a doctor my husband says it also may be a reaction between your antidepresent and the tar in the cigs. luck flaim
437372
It could be a couple of things actually.  What was the last thing you ate or drank?  Did it contain blue food coloring or was it blue in color?  If not, it might be the result of acid reflux, which is stomach enzymes in your throat.  Was your throat sore when you woke up?  Did you have a burning sensation in your chest?  If so, it was probably acid reflux.  Hope this helps!
236072
If it was cancer, you would definitely know it by now. You probably have a less serious condition. Gall bladder disease is painful in the upper right part of your back. (I know... the gall bladder isn't even located there. But that's where most people feel the pain.) When you say it's your stomach, what exactly do you mean? Behind your breastbone? That's where your stomach is. Lower in your belly? That's where your intestines are, along with your liver and other organs. I'm surprised that nobody has given you a diagnosis -- even to tell you it's acid reflux or ulcers or an irritated colon. Do you get relief from taking anything such as antacids? Do certain foods make it worse? Does it happen only after you eat, or is the pain evident all day?? Are you constipated all the time? Do you have gas with it? Write down all the details... whenever you get the pain, write down the time, what you ate, what makes it go away, what the intensity is (on a scale of 1-10), etc. The more details you can provide your doctor, the better. Also, ask for a referral to a gastroenterologist. That's a doctor specializing in digestive tract problems. You also might consider that it's nerves. But see a specialist first.
550832
This sounds pretty serious!  You could have any number of things, but, two things come immediatelty to mind--ERD esophageal relux disorder which means the stomach acid is filling your esophagus; and Hiatal hernia which means part of your stomach has slipped through the diaphragm causing you to regurgitate acid.  If you choke and get some of this acid into your lungs you could develop pneumonia.\nMake an appointment to see your doctor right away.  And while you are waiting to see him, elevate the head of your bed w/ some bricks or books; or sleep w/ several pillows so you are not flat!\nGood luck!
721045
Could be Costchondritis, inflammation of the connecting tissue of the ribs to the breast bone.  The pain can be unbelievably sharp, I know, as I had it, cleared up in about six weeks.  Stress can probably make it worse from tensing chest muscles and aggravating already inflamed areas.  Don't know your age or general medical condition, but maybe you should call your doctor's office, tell them a brief description, and see if the doc wants you to come in.  Such sharp pains are rarely heart related.  It's important that your breathing is okay other than if the sharp pain interferes with inhaling.  Use your good judgement.
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You are probably suffering from acid reflux. The acid from your stomach is going into your esophagus and burning the delicate lining away. It doesn't give you heartburn sensation all the time, but can cause pain that mimics a heart attack, or make it hard to breathe if the acid is aspirating into your lungs. Have your doctor send you for an endoscopy, where they put a tiny camera down your throat to take pictures; this will show if the lining is being eaten away. In the meantime, go by some Prilosec or Zantac and start taking that. You can combine it with Axid AR to reduce the acid in your stomach, and it should give you some relief. Avoid foods high in acid and spices, such as tomatoes and peppers.\n\nIf it was pain just from your gallbladder, you wouldn't get the pain only after eating. Intolerance for fatty foods is one of the signs, but the pain is usually more steady.
262356
This could be an indication of Esophageal Reflux Disease. Do you have frequent or severe heartburn, this is another symptom of ERD. I would suggest seeing a doctor. ERD is a problem because the stomach acids erode the esophagus and can cause severe damage.
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iv been excesivly burping for 30 years, it could be the wrong foods, or pre- gastric reflux,or the wrong combination of foods , like protiens , and fruits.\n\ngas on the other end , can be yeast, or candida, or to many beans/starches.\n\nmake a list of the foods you eat, and see if it a alergic reaction, then eliminat the food for a wile, un till your gut calms down.\n\ngo see a nutritionist., or go to the local health food store, and get some natural nutritional books and information.\n\ni did 300 miligrams of zantac---for 7 years!!!, and it distroyed my stomic.please dont do that\n\ngo to a  doctor, that is allso into health foods, so they dont drug you to , oblivion like they did to me.\n\npeper-mint tea, is a good anti spasmotic.and peperment candy- and peperment oil.\n\ncandyed ginger is good for gas, and it is yume to eat.
166584
you could have a possible hiatal hernia which causes acid reflux ie heartburn
1135530
Digestion problems, stress, inflammation infection, there are many things. Check webmd there is a symptom check list for chest pain. There is nothing more scary than chest pain. I hope you feel better soon.
1114224
Most likely it is some form of indigestion.  One that comes to mind is lactose intolerance, because the same thing happens to me when I drink milk, eat ice cream, or anything like that.  (It's only been the last few months.)\n\nBut if it has gone on for 3 days, you need to see a doctor.  There are other possibilities, some of which are more serious and definitely require treatment.  Only a doctor can tell you whether it is anything that needs to be treated.
772473
Yup. This is called LPR or laryngopharyngeal reflux. Basically, it's just an extension of gastroesophageal reflux (acid reflux) up to your throat. Most common symptoms include a sensation of "fish bone" stuck in your throat and cough. You can treat it the same way you treat acid reflux. Avoid spicy foods, alcohol, coffee, acidic foods, and anything that increases the acidity of your stomach. Also, avoid lying down at least two hours after your last meal as this increases the susceptibility to reflux. You can take antacids, H-blockers, or PPI's as precribed by your doctor.
1161279
It may be, but a few things may need to be ruled out first.  GERD can cause chest pain and is caused by diet (fried foods, acidic foods like spaghetti sauce and pizza), smoking, drinking pop, obesity and inactivity.  Does your throat get hoarse?  Does eating make the pain better or worse?  Also, if this hasn't been done already you may want to get a test for H. Pylori, a bacteria that causes ulcers.
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How often does this happen?  It's important to take chest pains very seriously, they could be signs of a heart attack or stroke.  Is it hard to breathe?  You should see a doctor ASAP, at least to rule out any heart issues.  I'm a nurse so please take my advice.\nYou'll be okay sweetie.