###Human: Is it normal to get shortness of breath with burning sensation in chest after a meal? ###Assistant: Hello. I have gone through your reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity). The only significant finding is of deranged cholesterol levels. Your LDL cholesterol is mildly elevated, so you should have a healthy lifestyle like avoiding fatty oily food and daily exercises like walking, etc. No need to take any medicines for it at present. You should repeat lipid profile after three months of lifestyle modifications.  ECG is having minor changes only and no major and significant abnormalities are there, so nothing to worry about it. The symptoms are likely due to gastritis and reflux disease. So you have Omez DSR before breakfast for a week period and then whenever needed. Also, avoid spicy food, heavy meals and have some walk after meals for sometimes rather than resting immediately after food. However, if received any chemotherapy during treatment then should have one echo to rule out the possibility of heart damage due to chemotherapy.