The pain is so intense I can't even stand to move. The pain lasts less than 10min. then I am back to normal.
The pain is so intense I can't even stand to move. The pain lasts less than 10min. then I am back to normal.
r&l,
Thanks for your question.
Though I can say with any certainty what your problem is, it sounds like your pain is directed related to taking your medication, which makes me wonder if there is a problem in the esophagus. Of course other sources need to be checked out also.
If you are pain free, I would call your doctor for an appointment as soon as possible so that he/she may evaluate you with further questions about your symptoms, an examination, and an electrocardiogram. He will then be in a better position to determine what the problem might be, as well as develop a plan to evaluate you further, if necessary.
Should this pain occur again, I would go to the emergency room for an acute evaluation.
Best wishes.
Martin Cane, M.D.
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