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Stomach pain that radiates to back after endoscopy

I went for endoscopy because I was having stomach issues, but no pain...just horrible silent reflux that made me choke and cough a lot and feeling of fullness after eating small meal and sometimes vomiting urges....after endoscopy I went home, ate meal and had a horrible stomach pain that radiated to my back. It lasted 3 hours.  I called doctors office and they told me to take antiacid. Next day the pain was less, but it is still there when i eat an it is quite disabling. Is that normal after endoscopy??? Could it have been caused by the biopsi they did? I was painless before!
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I would ask your doctor for an ultrasound iif it doesn't get any better. I been having stomach iissues as well and my doc tells me its caused from gerd but, antacids do not help. You have to be persistent when it comes to doctors these days. Its your body and if you feel like something serious iis wrong, you get the help you need, even if that means going through a line of different doctors until you find one who will listen to you. I hope you feel better soon.
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