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Do Gerd Symptoms Include Heart Pounding? |
Well i got gerd and im only 19. My heart sometimes Pounds Hard enough for my chest to move with it...I jus wanna know is this normal with gerd? But also before i had gerd bout 4 weeks ago i had chest wall pain due to an injury on my left side.Could this be cus of GERD or something else?Not only that my stomach also moves with my heart beat so i dont know if it is a GERD symptom hmmm...thats weird...i dont know much about adult gerd but my infant daughter has it and none of those things happen to her..i mean her stomach moves sometimes when she is in really bad pain and when she breathes of course!! i would call a doctor and ask...if you are on any medication for the gerd that could be an adverse reaction...get checked out :) No. What I think is you are having a bit of a panic attack when you feel the other symptoms. Not normally. That could be anxiety due to the GERD. I think it might be a side effect of the GERD..but it isn't a normal symptom. No, I am pretty sure that this has nothing to do with your gerd. It could be a number of things. Best to have it checked out by your doctor if it continues. If you are having acid reflux along with GERD this could be what is causing the heart/chest pain. The acid often causes inflammation of the cartilage between the ribs which causes pain. It has a name (something like costocondritis)but I am not sure how to spell it. Speak to your doctor though, that is always your best bet. |
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