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heart burn?
Hey. A couple of days before Christmas I was in the hospital with heart and back pain. I recieved many heart tests indicating that I was okay. I have heard that it may be heart burn but I wanted to know if anyone knew if these sypmtoms lead up to that. Heart and back pain and then whether it be from that or fear dizziness and short of breath. Everyone has convinced me I'm ok but I'm really nervous and would like to be sure. Answer quick please
also if it is heartburn, i was perscribed omiprizol and does that help?
thank you so so so much to anyone who takes the time to answer this
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hey, well if the hospital told you that your were okay then im pretty sure your okay. usually hospitals arent wrong about that kind of stuff. take the medicine that they gave you. if you still dont feel safe and sure that your okay then ask your parents to take you back to the hospital or even just to your doctor to check you out.
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Omeprazole is prescribed for people with GERD or gastroesophageal reflux disease. Here is what it is.
gastroesophageal reflux disease
n. (Abbr. GERD)
A chronic condition in which the lower esophageal sphincter allows gastric acids to reflux into the esophagus, causing heartburn, acid indigestion, and possible injury to the esophageal lining.
So take the medication, it will help you. I haven't taken it but know those who have.
You were probably told...and if you weren't I will tell you, try not to eat close to bedtime. Lying down with a big meal on your stomach can cause symptoms. As you know they are awful!
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i think you misspelled the name of your perscription, because i cant seem to find it anywhere. heart burn really has nothing to do with your heart, its kinda like a burning sensation in your throat, or right below. ive had it, and your symptoms definiteily dont sound like heartburn. unfortunately, your symstoms sound more serious. since youve had doctors telling you you are ok, then its relatively safe to assume that you are. see if the medication they gave you helps.
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