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How to get rid of pain around heart, which takes place usually after consuming food and/or drink water or something? After eating something, pain doesn't happen that often, but after drinking water, especially just after eating something, definitely makes the area around heart pain considerably, so much so that medicine for saving the heart from heart-attack has to be taken. What medicines do you suggest? What eatables and drinkables can you suggest? What other recommendations and/or suggestions can you provide? Any similar example you have of someone else, who dealt with such a problem, and got rid of it somehow or the other?
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There are many types of chest pains but the one associated with food intake is I think what they called "heart Burn". My suggestion is go seek medical assistance and if you have heart burn, possibility you have GERD or the acid reflux resulting to pain in your chest. I hope it is not heart problem. 
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I believe the condition you are referring to is called heart burn. It can be avoided by abstaining from certain foods that has the potential of triggering it. And also make that your eat long before you go to bed at night. That way the food can digested properly before going to bed. Consume herbs and spices that contain Allium compounds e.g, onions, French shallot, scallion, garlic. They can help in regulating foods that cause heart burn.
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You need to go to doctor and get check up, and avoid certain foods that it will cause the pain.

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The First step is to see a doctor ensure what you have is nothing serious. That sounds like a lot like what I have: heartburn. Heartburn is a terrible feeling that happens especially after we drink or eat. It is always a great idea not to drink while you eat, avoid coffee, carbonated drinks, and oily goods such as french fries and pizza. Of course, these are some tips my gastroenterologist gave me because I have been dealing with heartburn for endless years now, but the more you cut foods that make you feel bad the better it gets. You should also avoid eating a lot of food right before going to bed and also avoid eating too much-canned food, ketchup, mustard, and Pepper. These are terrible for heartburn. But before anything make sure you visit a doctor
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You should sue food industry for giving us only junk GMO foods,tha are not compatibile with our bodies!All we eat is unnutritional,artificial food!

Peace!
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In my book, it is far better to consult a cardiologist for this chest pain or 'angina pectoris.' It is one of the signs of having myocardial ischemia that can lead to more severe called myocardial infarction or heart attack.
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It occurs due to having some gas issues like not having food at right time etc. Take some short walks, take some medicines. Take some cumin seeds.
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1st thing visit a doctor, 2nd avoid junk food as much as you can. 

3rd use some Simethicone to digest your food and help in cure gastric  problems.
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If you are experiencing pain around the heart after consuming food and/or drink water or something, it is important to have it evaluated by a medical professional. The cause of the pain could be due to a number of factors such as heartburn, acid reflux, gallbladder disease, or even cardiac causes. 

If the pain is due to heartburn or acid reflux, lifestyle changes and medications may be able to help control the symptoms. These may include avoiding spicy, fatty, or acidic foods, eating smaller meals, avoiding eating late at night, avoiding lying down after eating, and elevating the head of the bed. Medications such as antacids, H2 blockers, and proton pump inhibitors can also be used to reduce symptoms. 

If the pain is due to gallbladder disease, medications and/or surgery may be necessary to treat the underlying condition. 

If the pain is due to cardiac causes, it is important to seek medical attention immediately.

In addition to seeing a physician, there are also some general dietary and lifestyle tips that may help reduce the symptoms of pain around the heart. These include eating smaller meals, avoiding large meals, eating slowly, avoiding lying down after eating, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, avoiding smoking, and drinking plenty of water. 

It is also important to get regular exercise and manage any stress or anxiety. Regular exercise can help reduce stress, improve circulation, and improve overall heart health. 

Finally, it is important to discuss with your physician any medications that you are taking, as they may be contributing to the symptoms. Talk to your doctor about any potential interactions between medications and your condition.
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There are many things that can get rid of pain around the heart. One option is to eat something before eating something else, as this will help to soothe the stomach and body. Another option is to drink water after eating something, as it is a water that helps to cool and relax the body. Another option is to wait until the pain arrives and then try to move the area to where the pain started. Many people try to move the area by moving the object that is being painted into the area. This can be done using a needle or aagin.
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Pain around the heart after eating or drinking may be due to acid reflux, angina, or a heart attack. Consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
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Heartburn is a terrible feeling that happens especially after we drink or eat. It is always a great idea not to drink while you eat, avoid coffee, carbonated drinks, and oily goods such as french fries and pizza. Of course, these are some tips my gastroenterologist gave me because I have been dealing with heartburn for endless years now, but the more you cut foods that make you feel bad the better it gets. 
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