Gerd Symptoms

Hi there! I am a 21-year-old woman recently diagnosed with GERD. I took the ECG, and made regular blood tests (since I went to the emergency room twice thinking I have a heart attack) First, my pain she attributed to fear, but I was not convinced and held back. They diagnosed me then as GERD, but GERD symptoms when I google, I have none of these symptoms, or I have additional symptoms. I have chest pains, it's usually behind my sternum and my ribs. I also often burp or feel I need to burp or feel I constantly have something in my throat. People have told me that my voice sounds different (more wild) and Gerd known to let loose. I have taken Prilosec for my symptoms, it will help, but have not taken the pain completely. I often have a sore back, neck, jaw, ears, head and arms. It is a symptom that is common with GERD. Pain on a scale of 1-10 is not more than 5, but when I realized at once scary and the pain can be 8 or 9 every time I go to the emergency room, however, I always say I'm ok, but not perform diagnostic tests on my GERD. So if you have GERD or symptoms similar to that described to me, because I'm still not convinced I have this problem. Much of their sound like the symptoms of GERD. However, the neck of the jaw, unusual pain, etc. I hope you take before bedtime Prilosec What are the symptoms of GERD? The main symptom of GERD in adults is frequent heartburn, also called acid indigestion, pain and burning rate in the bottom center of the chest behind the breastbone, and in the center of the abdomen. Most children under 12 years with GERD, and some adults, have GERD without heartburn. Instead, they may experience a dry cough, asthma symptoms, or trouble swallowing. If you have pain that radiates to the back, neck and jaw, which sounded like when I had gallstones, I have GERD and completely eliminates the Prilosec. GERD and not make you feel the pain on this scale. Do you often feel that your stomach is a big ball of acid. I hope you feel better soon!.