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Re: A new kind of heartburn? HELP!

From: Elle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 7 Nov 2000 01:39:20 -0600 (CST)


Kristy,

I am so sorry to hear how bad that heartburn is for you. I have never had it that badly, but I would still pursue a remedy through your doctor. My heartburn was at its worst when I was pregnant, and I'd hate to see yours increase then!

Sounds like acid reflux, which as I understand it, is much stronger and more serious.

Take care,

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Elle

At Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Kristy wrote: > >Ok, I don't know if this is a new kind of heartburn or what...but it >scares the hell out of me at night. I have had heartburn since I was 18 >(I am now 24) and now use Gaviscon because the Tagamet stopped working >for me. On bad days, I can drink a glass of water and get >heartburn...but luckily it hasn't been bad lately. I have brought this >matter up with my PCP (he is an excellent OB/GYN), but he doesn't really >address the issue as he is working with me and my hormones to get me >pregers. Anyways, about 5-6 times now I have woken up in the middle of >the night choking on my stomach acid, the latesest was this morning at >3am. It happens without warning and I end up inhaling my stomach acid >into my lungs. I cough harshly for about a minute like a person who >just was saved from drowning by CPR. Then I am terrified to go back to >sleep for fear that it will happen again and end up sleeping sitting up >until it is time to go to work. It is painfull to breathe after this >happens and every breath I take BURNS! Has this ever happened to anyone >else? Or am I the only out there? Please, any responses with be greatly >appreciated. Thank you and God Bless. > >Kristy




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