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Q: Stomach Pain/lump In Throat Feeling

asked by: diamondsz on May 26th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Im going completly insane I was diagnosed with gerds but im wondering if its actually anxiety related.

Lately I get that lump in throat feeling constantly but once im relaxed it goes away as well I wake up at night with stomach pains so bad I cant fall asleep for a few hours. Im very irritable and just couldnt be bother somedays and I stopped working cause I didnt want to leave the house. Any ideas im going completly insane im so afraid of cancer. That lump in feeling drives me nuts that it makes me stress over nothing(so I believe) my eczema has been acting up an well yep thats about it.

Im on antidepressants, h2 beta blocker(losec)for my stomach on top of pepto plus tums but neither is doing caca some ideas please. What did you guy find worked best med wise?? Do thing this is just ppd or anxiety?

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Greeve

replied on July 16th, 2009

New User

I'd try amitriptyline for both anxiety and feeling of a lump, worked wonders for me. Your stomach pains could be from an ulcer the GERD caused, same as your feeling of a lump. I wouldn't stop taking your GERD meds but with the eczema as well would look at your diet to see if any diary or wheat could be causing it.

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