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Heartburn, but not typical

Hi, I've been noticing a pain somewhere in my esophagus (maybe near the base of my throat at clavicle?)after I eat. I only notice it in the evening.

I guess it's a form of heartburn but I don't perceive it as burning necessarily. Actually it feels like a knife sticking in me. There is no sensation of fluid or burning vapor or even belching -- just the pain like a knife sticking in me.

I would appreciate advice. I do take Nat Phos and it helps it go away but I would like a better remedy. I'm curious to know what the 'pain like a knife' indicates.

Thanks,
ruth

ruth45 on 2009-06-29

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

pease try ABIES NIGRA-30 (5 drops per dose after meal thrice a day) and report after 4 days.

dr.mahfooz

♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade

Thank you Dr. Mahfooz. I have never heard of this but I will try it. I read the description of it on this website and when it said 'like a hardboiled egg sitting in the stomach', I thought that's right, that's just like what it feels like sometimes!

I will have to order it so it may take a while to get it, but I will try it.

Thank you very much for your time and advice,
ruth

ruth45 last decade

Ok wish you good luck

♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade

Dr, Mahfooz,
Just letting you know I got the remedy and took it and have had no recurrence of the problem.

Amazing.

Thank you so much,
Ruth

ruth45 last decade

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