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I knew I would get heartburn but i havent even gotten heartburn or morning sickness since being pregnant.

It started with heartburn about a year ago . The heartburn got frequent and severe enough to seek medical attention . They put me on aciphex and did a gastoscopy , finding just an irritated stomach lining . Ever since then I have had nothing but tons of epigastric pain and into my back . They switched me to protonix 40mg twice a day but I have minimal relief . Also had my gallbladder removed about 4 yrs ago . Any ideas ? Please Help !!!

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The lower esophageal sphincter, or LES, is responsible for preventing the backflow of stomach contents and for allowing food to easily pass through the esophagus while swallowing. According to The Mayo Clinic, the lower esophageal sphincter can occasionally become weak due to a chronic digestive disease called gastroesophageal reflux disease. Gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD, can be a major burden that causes heartburn, dysphagia, sore throat and acid reflux.

When I was pregnant with my first I craved toast with butter and mayo and I liked to chew paper towels.

It got to the point that I could not even eat anything because my heartburn was so bad. In mid november is when I last took medication. It is to the point that I can't even tolerate Gaviscon. I called the Gastroentorologist and was told by the receptionist!!? that there is nothing they could prescibe for me since I am not able to tolerate these drugs so it would be no use making an appointment with the doc.

I started getting severe chest pain and went to family dr for heartburn meds as I thought I heartburn. He asked me to describle symptoms. I told him severe chest pain, hard to breathe, very fast heartbeat, extremeweakness and fine sweating. He said sounded like angina so did EKG. EKG was abnormal & sent me to cardiologist. Had nuclear stress test and Heart was fine.

There are limits to fish and caffeine you can find on either the CDC page or Mayo Clinic has a page with good guidelines. Less than 200mg of caffeiene a day, but try to avoid it for the first trimester. 12oz of fish a week, but some types should only have 6oz a week. The lists are on the Mayo Clinic page.

I think one of the main issues some people have with Mayo is its conservative approach to treatment. Mayo claims that in early MS with mild symptoms, no treatment is necessary. This flies in the face of what is generally agreed to by other MS facilities, that treating MS early provides patients with the best chance of slowing down the disease process, minimizing the number of releases in RRMS, and mitigating permanent neurological damage.

I am so saddened to hear this about Mayo. I have just been accepted as a patient there - and am on a waiting list to be seen. Hopefully in the next couple of months. I am so fed up with the doctors that I have been seeing in my community. I thought why not go somewhere like Mayo. I was so happy when I was told that they would take my case.

I have just made an appointment for a full work up at the Mayo Clinic, does anyone know the tests involved and how much they charge? Thank you!

I am over the moon excited that DH got a 5-10 day appointment at Mayo Clinic - Dec. 10. Anyone have any experiences on what to expect etc?

I have been told now it is better to do an email consultation first. I had also tried to self-refer to Mayo Rochester and got a discouraging impersonal form rejection. I have heard from some others this happened to them as well. Maybe having your doctor make the referral would be the way to go with Minnesota, not sure. I know both of these places have been wonderful for others. Mayo Arizona has made it easy.

I have POTS and am supposed to go to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota this winter. I'm curious who has been to Mayo before and how their experiences went. Did you use the POTS clinic part of it or something else? I am also curious because I am mainly going to see if any doctor can figure out the underlying cause of my POTS (my current doctors are not interested in testing for any possible causes of it). Should I go to the POTS clinic part of it or should I just see a general doctor there?

Some here on the board are not real pleased with the Mayo clinic. It seems they have their own set of standards to give out a dx of MS. I personally know nothing about them and wish you the best....hoping for that answer.

Has anybody here been to the neurology clinic at the Mayo or in their inpatient pain treatment program?

Tacos lol I crave them so I make them once a week for dinner.

After more test by their specialist they added Gastritis, irritable bowl and Dyspepsia to my diagnoses list. After being seen at KU for a year and a half I was then referred to the Mayo Clinic which I will attend this month. Can anyone relate and if so, can you offer me any helpful advice. I am at the end of my rope. Thank you!

My weird one is mayo (only the safe kind). I do not eat mayo but on pretty much any sandwich I have too... not to mention the burgers my husband made last week with his secret seasoning... he covered the bottom of the bum with some mayo...

now im in my 3rd trimester both morning sickness and cravings have come back and all I want is Veggie Italians ( we call them italians in Maine, but they are subs) it has to be on a specific bread though with american cheese, mayo, salt and pepper. ( never did the mayo, salt, or pepper before)! Cravings are certainly odd things!

So what are the common signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer? To answer this question, researchers from the University of Minnesota in the United States recently reviewed medical records of 107 women diagnosed over a 12-year period to 1997. They published their findings in this month's Mayo Clinic Proceedings.

As for hot sauce i use that almost daily! I think the only warning with that is heartburn but i have yet to get that!

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