Why do I get chest pain after eating?

Dr Yassir Javaid

Fortunately, most of the time chest pain does not have a serious cause, but it's still important to seek medical advice as soon as possible after experiencing it, explains cardiologist Dr Michael MacDonald. He reveals that your doctor will consider conditions like angina, a chest infection, digestive conditions like acid reflux or stomach ulcers, gallstones, inflammation of tissues around your ribs and muscle injuries.

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