i have constant acid reflux and belching it all started after i started suffering with shortness of breath, muscle pain, chest pain, stiff neck,and many more symptoms,ive had and ecg, chest x-ray and full blood count all fine 4 gp`s have told me its anxiety, all the other symptoms have got a bit better but now im suffering constantly from acid reflux, as im now pregnant my gp will only gp me gaviscon.i dont feel anxious most of time but still have this all the time, im wondering if it could be anything else but gp isnt concerned and tests r fine? my question is are anxiety and acid reflux linked?
I think you should try modify your diet. Cut out the known causes of acid reflux. Being pregnant can cause acid reflux symptoms to be worse.
Anxiety can cause the shortness of breath and chest pain.
Ultimately you should go with your gut feeling. If you feel something is wrong then get a second opinion but this does sound like anxiety and acid reflux.
It definitely could and it may be. Ulcers form due to anxiety, which is just extra acidic acid. All of these symptoms could be due to panic attacks. Or, you may actually be very sick. Ask your doctor if they can give you any medication to knock down the acid icy of the acid in your stomach, or perhaps give you something to relax you.
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yes it definitely can! i get acid reflux from stress before my exams and its a b**ch lol.
i also know a close friend who gets anxiety and yes he suffers from acid reflux which is closely associated.
have a look through some of the natural remedies to try and help without medication although gaviscon is good!
http://refluxfix.com/naturalremedies.html
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I think you should try modify your diet. Cut out the known causes of acid reflux. Being pregnant can cause acid reflux symptoms to be worse.
Anxiety can cause the shortness of breath and chest pain.
Ultimately you should go with your gut feeling. If you feel something is wrong then get a second opinion but this does sound like anxiety and acid reflux.
References :
http://www.refluxsymptoms.org/