Why do I feel like having water in my chest, and neck that passes down the stomach?

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Firstly, this does not appear to be a life-threatening or severe issue. The most probable diagnosis that goes with your explanation is dyspepsia (indigestion) or gaseous issues. Does your upper abdominal pain, nausea, bloating, and burping increase while taking food? Do you have a sour water feeling in the throat or chest burning? If yes, it further supports the diagnosis.

You should avoid fatty, oily, and a high-calorie diet. Go for a walk after having food instead of taking a rest. Have multiple small meals instead of heavy meals. Have regular sleep habits and avoid stress. Eat lots of green leafy vegetables, and fruits. Avoid smoking and alcohol if any. You can get a prescribed tablet of Pan DSR 40 mg (Domperidone, Pantoprazole) before breakfast once a day for a week.

Do you feel any palpitations or chest pain along with it? If yes then we should rule out the cardiac issue. Anyway, you should get yourself examined and auscultated to rule out any other issues. So, overall, does not appear to be a worrisome matter, and your symptoms do not indicate any severe disease. I hope this helps you get back if you have any doubts.

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Yes, many patients with gastritis and burping issues have these symptoms like you. This can also explain intermittent chest pain. Many patients also feels something traveling all the way to head through the chest, which they say is gas. So, these symptoms are common in esophagitis. Also, anxiety can cause similar symptoms.

These symptoms are not related to the heart. Patients who are operated like you may get palpitations or feeling of rapid heart rate, which is not there in you. Also, normal tests rule out this and other significant abnormalities. So, take care of anxiety and gastritis.