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what exactly does heartburn feel like?
ok i get like this peircing pain in my chest
am i having like a small heart attack at age 18 wtf? its like a burning i guess it feels kinda like its my heart idont know its really weird ive had it before i just had it again tonight hadnt had it for a long time til now.. describe what it feels like to you? i dont wanna die!!!!!!! |
just a really annoying pain in my chest region
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try antacids
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ok i think thats what it is lol
ihope!! plus i was reading webmd and i drank a bunch of orange juice and had lots of cheese and then like 3 brownies in my dinner so... hehe |
If its heart burn Get some zantac. Works in minunts.
http://www.zantac75.com/consumer/index.shtml |
im scared what does a mild heart attack feel like ?:(
is it heard of for someone havin a heart problem at my age? |
im not overweight or TOO unhealthy by the way :winkwink:
ok ok i got a bit of a tummy but... lol |
During a heart attack, symptoms last 30 minutes or longer and are not relieved by rest or oral medications (medications taken by mouth).
i think im ok guys! it only lasted a couple seconds!! |
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i felt it in like the middle right on the edge or below my heart |
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Overview heartburn symptoms WEB MD HAS IT AS Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a condition in which your esophagus becomes irritated or inflamed because acid backs up from your stomach. The esophagus is the tube stretching from your throat to your stomach. When you swallow food, it travels down the esophagus. Your stomach produces hydrochloric acid after a meal to aid in the digestion of food. The inner lining of the stomach resists corrosion by this acid. The thick cells that line the stomach secrete large amounts of protective mucus. The lining of your esophagus does not share these resistant features. Stomach acid can burn it. Your esophagus lies just behind the heart, so the term "heartburn" was coined to describe the sensation of acid burning the esophagus. Normally, a ring of muscle at the bottom of your esophagus, called the lower esophageal sphincter, prevents reflux (or backing up) of acid. This sphincter relaxes during swallowing to allow food to pass. It then tightens to prevent flow in the opposite direction. With GERD, however, the sphincter relaxes between swallows, allowing stomach contents and corrosive acid to well up and burn the lining of the esophagus. GERD affects nearly one third of the adult population of the United States to some degree at least once a month. Almost 10% of adults experience GERD weekly or daily. Not just adults are affected; even infants and children can have GERD. |
worried you might be having a heart attack and you are posting on gfy instead of calling a doctor?
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Ive had heartburn and acid reflux problems for years, i take zantac(think thats the name).
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I get chest pains sometimes too and I get worried too sometimes that it could be a heart attack. But I'm only 25 yrs old and under 100lbs/eat somewhat healthy, well actually I don't eat healthy, but I'm young and thin, so I guess it must be heartburn.
It feels like my HEART is hurting but I think it's on the left side where my boob is, but my boob doesn't hurt, it's more internal (my heart I guess) , and it last a few seconds, max 10 seconds. So I guess im ok? I don't think people who are young and thin usually get heart attacks? :helpme |
I have ulcers and a thing like GERD called Barrett's Oesophegitus.
My symptoms? Searing burning pain at back of throat, stomach cramps followed by extreme discomfort and burps you are afraid of because they hurt yer throat like all fuck. I eat Antacid tablets like M & M's and take little pills that kill the acid in my stomach. Wouldn't wish the shit on my worst enemy. And just remember dude... You don't die from the first heart attack, you die worrying about the 2nd one. :2 cents: |
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aaron,
- is the pain constant or is it only when breathing in or out? - explain the pain a little more, is it like a knife stabbing into your chest, or something breaking out of it? - do you feel anything else when it happens? dizyness or something like that? It will not be a heartattack. A heartattack is shooting pains from your chest down to your left arm. Trust me, you'll know when you have it, and it lasts longer. Often the left side of your face goes numb a little too. Stabbing-Pains in your chest when breathing in could be coming from your upper spine, a small dislocation or similar, nothing serious. But it will last longer too, often will not go away until a doctor fixes the block. And of course there is other stuff that could happend. I for example sometimes have stabbing pains when exhaling. I think its a form of astma, not sure though. It basically is a awefull pain when trying to exhale a lot, I can only inhale-exhale in very short bursts then, if I can even exhale, very annoying, but goes away after a few seconds. |
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lol brownies with dinner?
Havne't you people ever heard about not eating sugar after protein?? eating desert after dinner is the WORST thing you can do to your body. It's real simple: When you eat protein your body produces stomach acid to break it down - this takes 3hours. When you eat sugar - your body produces alkaline to break it down. Guess what happens when you mix acid and alkaline together? It all turns to alkaline... so you go and eat a steak dinner etc - so now there is all this steak sitting in your stomach which has been flooded with acid - and it slowly digests over 3hours... but then you grab 3 brownies 10 minutes into this process and eat them. they drop into the steak and acid mix and then swwwooosh a ton of alkaline gets released into your stomach to break down the sugar and your entire stomach turns to alkaline - so the sugar gets broken down fine but the steak just floats around in that alkaline and then ferments and is never digested and you get no benefit from it - you get smelly ass farts, cramps, bloating, pains etc what do you expect from fermented undigested meat :P It's amazing how many people don't know this simple thing :warning |
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