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A member asked:
4 months ago dx with hiatal hernia, gastritis, gerd. i get heartburn occasionally, but for 6 months now i experience pain in right side of neck that can radiate to the right arm and wrist. my gastro md doubts gerd as cause. is this gastrointestinal?
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This sounds like cervical disc disease. Would consider seeing a neurologist if it continues.
Answered 7/31/2023
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Endoscopy found some gastritis and small hiatal hernia. Did not mention gerd, Gp said I have reflux, would report say acid or bile reflux if so?
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Three months ago I had an upper endoscopy positive for gastritis, reflux, and a hiatal hernia. Recently I've had sharp neck pain (from the clavicle to the jaw) during and after (an hour after) eating. Does this sound like GERD? Inflammation perhaps?
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