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Q: Severe Hearburn

asked by: MarkInIreland on December 1st, 2003

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I am getting severe heartburn everyday, its drivin me nuts.

I also get a tingling pain in the upper left of my back, but im not sure if this is in anyway related? ( plesae tell me )
and also a constant sore stomach, although its a very very mild pain!

And to finish of, I get really bad pins and needles in both my arms and legs. Great!!!!

Im 22, but I have to admit being from ireland I do enjoy a drink at the weekends and fast food :-)

thanks for takin the time to listen, and thanks for yer help in advance

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shalik

replied on May 14th, 2009

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Stomach Pain

i am having pain in my stomach( in between Chest n Stomach) frequently for few days and also feeling some sort of bitterness in my tounge almost all time. i have visited the doctor and prescribed me Naxium-40 Mg which im talking every morning before meal for last 2 months. but still i m not feeling good.

what i do i continue that medicine or take some other. thanks for taking time to listen an for your help.

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