Absolutely: Can make the gerd symptoms worse. Talk to your doctor about the best treatments
Answered 8/22/2014
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It can: make worse because acid secretion of the stomach increases with stress and anxiety.
Answered 10/1/2018
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GERD AND STRESS: Yes. Stomach acid secretion increases with stress. More acid can mean more reflux, potentially. GERD relieve includes diet modifications, smaller portions, thorough chewing, not overfilling stomach, antacid use, and acid blocker rx. Advil (ibuprofen) can increase risks a bit. Work on relaxation techniques, deep breathing, praying, yoga, pacing, music, singing, etc.
Answered 3/16/2019
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Yes: Stress can just about anything worse. therefore it can ceratinly make your GERD worse. Exercise is one of the best stress relievers. You need to checked out by your family doctor and see what is best to treat your GERD.
Answered 8/18/2017
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Absolutely!: Along with treatment for GERD , describe any other items related to your anxiety such as what may be stressing you out and any other symptoms of anxiety you have. The doc may feel comfortable treating the anxiety or refer you to a therapist and or psychiatrist if severe enough. With only a few exceptions in short run, avoid benzos- they are not effective in the long run and lead to addiction.
Answered 4/29/2018
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