Fibromyalgia symptoms gerd
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Is it commen for women 35 years and older to experience problems swolloung liquids or anykind of food when they have fibromyalgia. I have esophageal spasms when i eat or drink at times and the food gets stuck in my throat and wont go down,wont come up. Its really painfull and concerning to me.
Hello! I have been diagnosed with severe fibromyalgia, essential tremors, arthritis in the middle of my back and lower back spinal stynosis. I am now feeling like my head is swimming and I get unbalanced VERY easily. I have checked my blood to see if I am low in sugars, but it always comes out in the 90's which are normal levels. However, if I eat something I find things get better. I have tried to eat small meals throughout the day, but I am not getting better.
I am 55; for the last few years I experience 2-4 gerd attacks a year. Most attacks are accompanied by an intense headache and all-over muscle aches that commonly last for a week. The 24-hr headaches approach migraine levels with brief spikes when I laydown or stand up. The headache and muscle pain are way more debilitating than the gerd itself. But it always starts with gerd. The gerd isn't classic heartburn either, it's mainly a pressure pain in my chest and back.
While what you are talking about does sound like Fibromyalgia, you do want to rule out other illnesses. Many auto-immune diseases have overlapping symptoms. Hopefully, your doctor is testing your SED rate, as this can help to determine if is auto-immune issues. One of the things they look for when they check your SED rate is Lupus. The rashes make me think it might be Lupus, too.
One thing that can help you with your digestive issues is to investigate food sensitivities.
I too have low thyroid and since seeing the doctor in Seattle he has been able to say that I am Thyroid Hormone Resistant and that my Fibromyalgia is the cause of all the weird symptoms. I too have gone from doctor to doctor getting all these diagnoses saying that I had Gerd, IBS, Thyroid problems, then it went to my heart and saw a heart specialist and also needed to see a gynecologist and he found a cyst on my left ovary, so then I needed surgery to have a complete hysterectomy.
I'd mix in some water with your meals, it sure sounds like a GERD or swallowing issue. You may need what is called a motility test to determine if your swallowing reflex is working. I've had both cardiac and GERD issues that resulted in surgeries and your symptoms sound like GERD, but I'm not a health professional. Ed is right, check it out with a doctor.
Drs thought I had sarcoidosis byt CT Scan came back OK, just showing scarring in lungs and have to have another CT in 6 months, I have all of the symptoms of Fibromyalgia plus the GERD and severe pain in Chest, ribs and joints. I get alittle releif for maybe 1 to 3 days and the symptoms flare up again. My question is could GERD or Gallbladder problems cause all these different types of pain and aches?
I am a 22 year old female and after doing a bit of research it sounds as though I have several symptoms that occur under fibromyalgia. I have had throughout my entire life a bizarre amount of muscle problems and pain. In recent times (last 5-6 months) I have had occasions where my body and skin hurts so much that even my shirt is hurting it. This isn't an everyday, or even every week, event but it has happened probably 5 or 6 time.
t go into all my details, but after 2-3 years of odd symproms and random/chronic muscle pain my neurologist has suggested that I have fibromyalgia. She said I should discuss it with my famil doctor at my next appt, which is in July. Both doctors have run me through countless tests to rule out other neuro and autoimmune diseases including MS. My family doctor really felt like I may be depressed.
Hi, I'm 121pink007 I been experiencing the same symptoms for 2 days now......it probably cld be nerve related usually it comes from the neck or shoulder if u been under stress lately or if u have fibromyalgia. But if it consist more than 3-4 days I wld go see a dr. Hope u feeeel better!!!!!!!
A year later with many more problems added to the fibromyalgia, my endocrinologist believes that my excessive gas,fibromyalgia and all of my other problems were caused by insulin resistance. She discovered that I also had inflammation of the thyroid which caused me to have slow digestion, constipation, fatigue and other problems. The insulin resistance causes the excess gas because you are unable to digest carbs properly that is why the digestive enzymes helped with the gas.
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