Could this be heartburn?!
Question: Could this be heartburn.?
basically i never get heartburn but since yesterday my stomach has been hurting and burning with acids all the time, after eating before eating and all day long and i feel a stabing feeling coming and going in my chest constantly, im worried it cud be an ulcer as i havent had this pain for years and i suffer from anxiety, does heartburn burn around ur stomach all the time or is it just for a while and then its goes.? i cannot even go to sleep as i feel so bad around my stomach because of the burning acid strong feelingHealth Question & Answer
Answers:
Possible. The easy way to avoid a simple case of heartburn is Moderation. Heartburn is generally the result of eating too much too fast. Have a glass of milk. Sometimes it can cut the acid and decrease heartburn. If this symptoms don't subside, you may have an ulcer in your stomach. Best see your doctor.Health Question & Answer
Often, a hiatus hernia won't cause you any symptoms. However, it may cause a feeling of warmth or burning in your chest, which is called heartburn. This happens when the contents of your stomach, which are acidic, flow backwards (reflux) into your oesophagus. If heartburn symptoms go on for a long time or are severe, this is called gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD).
The irritation to your oesophagus caused by reflux can cause pain or discomfort behind your breastbone (sternum).
Your symptoms may start or get worse after you have eaten, soon after you lie down or when you bend forward. Drinking coffee or other hot drinks, or eating spicy food can make these symptoms worse.
Although not necessarily a result of hiatus hernia, if you have these symptoms you should visit your GP.
Reading this makes me think that maybe you should get it cheked out just in case.Always" better safe than sorry".
Take care Flower.Health Question & Answer
The irritation to your oesophagus caused by reflux can cause pain or discomfort behind your breastbone (sternum).
Your symptoms may start or get worse after you have eaten, soon after you lie down or when you bend forward. Drinking coffee or other hot drinks, or eating spicy food can make these symptoms worse.
Although not necessarily a result of hiatus hernia, if you have these symptoms you should visit your GP.
Reading this makes me think that maybe you should get it cheked out just in case.Always" better safe than sorry".
Take care Flower.Health Question & Answer
i would see a doc it could be your ribs back or even heart.....i think i know your pain and i would say ribs if it gos and comes it could be heartburn tho......hope this helpedHealth Question & Answer
I would definitely see a dr. It may be acid reflux, an ulcer, or many thingsHealth Question & Answer