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Acid reflux/gerd

I've been diagnosed with gerd and it's really bad and I have heartburn and chest pains everyday it gets worse when I eat. I just want to know if anyone else on here has gerd/acid reflux and how do you deal with it. This just started 2 weeks ago so I don't know how to feel about it. My doctor prescribed medication that helps a little but not a lot. I can't help to feel sad and scared that I'm gonna die from a heart attack. Which is making my chest pains worse I don't know how to be calm about it, but I do need to calm down

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You need to go back to your pcp and talk through your concerns. You are not the first person who has felt as if they were having a heart attack when their issue was reflux.

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Agree with above poster - please see your PCP again...best wishes

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