Yes: You already take a drug for GERD - does your provider have other recommendations for it? Also it was good to have those tests, but you need to respect the results. Really. A Health psychologist can teach you how to understand and handle your body's reactions - using them as guides, not being punished by them. It can take time to find a therapist fit, but try. CBT really help w/ anxiety too.
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Can be gastric or: anxiety related depending on when do you feel the chest tightness? When you get up, or all day, or at night? Also, do you have someone to work with you regarding your stress levels, and help you overcome this feeling? Cognitive behavioral therapy may be helpful. Also, does Omeprazole reduce chest pressure when treating GERD? Speak to your PCP about this. That is best.
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