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I bend my head down and have pain and burning on both sides of my ribs and my upper back. The pain intensifies with foward movement. I have had a lot of belching and gas as of late. Could this be Acid Reflux causing pain with movement? There is a chance that the pain is a result it the acid is either not being broken down or is causings sores to be created like Ulcers inside of you, I would consult a doctor for more information. In the mean time follow this to the best of your ability. Have some blood work done. The pain could be related to the pancreas. Not sure why dipping your head would start it off tho...could be coincidence. |
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