my stomach contantly feels like its boil over with heat rising from my chest to my throat....somtimes I feel dizzy\nlike im about to vomit....do this happen with acid refluxs
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It can yes..\n\nHow old are you?  I would definately get checked out for these symptoms as they are closely related to other diseases as well.  There are tests and then medication to control GERD, but I am worried about other causes.  Get a checkup ASAP!  Take care and be well.\n\nP.S.  I know it sounds awful, but try a teaspoon of Apple Cider Vinegar....I hear that works over all the drugs! :)
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The fever like feeling you feel , espeacially when ovalting is usually magnified if you eat sugar. sugar tends to raise your somting level that makes you get hot and uncomfortable, it suddenly drops and you get hot and tired. watch your diet at those times, stay away from caffiene and chocolate or any kind of those empty carbs candies,I know that the body will crave the sugar, but you are better off eating fresh fruit, grab an apple or an orange. also, go to the doc if the pain is bad. it can be a nuumber of things, some bad some not so bad, but have it checked out , ok?
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You could have a virus and it caused you to feel like you were gassy., also could be your body just getting rid of something, we do that at times, don't get upset about it, when you go to your doctor mention that you had this experience upon waking up, it could have been something that you ate the day before, also it's not a good idea to skip breakfast.  Sometimes gas can cause you to have that icky taste in your mouth caused by acid reflux, check with the doc on that, don't let it get out of hand if it is happening to you a lot, but if it was just this once I wouldn't fret about it.  You know that your nerves can also act like that, upsetting your stomach is very common when nervous about something.  Hope I helped a bit.  Don't worry that causes an upset stomach too!  Good luck.
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u hav a indigestion with a little electrolyte imbalance , as were as think
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It is possible you may have a gall bladder attack.  \n\nYou need to go to the emergency room right away as this is very seriouse.  The doctors there will run tests and find out if it is a gall bladder attack or something else.  If it is the gall bladder they will need to remove it.  \n\nMy friend experienced the exact same symptoms you have and she was rushed to the emergency room. They found out it was her gall bladder attack and immediatley did surgery to remove it.\n\nGo to the emergency room and get medical attention right away.\n\nGood luck
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When you vomit, stomach acid comes up into the esophagus and burns giving you the same effect as acid reflux. You may not actually have acid reflux disease, but the sensation is not pleasant. When I am sick like that, I will chew on a Rolaids or Tums to help kill the effect of the acid. I hope that you get to feeling better.
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See a doctor when you get a chance and see if there is anything that can be done. I suffered persistant stomach aches but no vomiting and my doctor gave me something called Aciphex for acid reflux...I didn't know that you could take medicines like that to help if you weren't vomiting or having heartburn, but you apparently can if you have what causes my stomach aches: Excessive stomach acid.\n\nIf the other suggestions here do not work, try taking an OTC acid blocker like the ones listed here: http://gi.org/patients/women/whatisgerd.asp You can buy generics cheap.\n\nI hope you find a cure for this and feel better soon!
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Idigestion may be the cause.  Try to correlate what you had to eat and how long before you went to bed.  Eating food that is too greasy or too late can cause acid reflux when you lay down.  Try eating a little less, i.e. stop before you feel FULL.\n\nAdjust your posture, sit up straight and push shoulders back, slouching especially over a keyboard for long periods will also give you these symptoms.\n\nI've had angina and a heart bypass about 8 yrs ago so it worries me when I get similar pains but I can usually get rid of them by straightening up, having a good belch, taking an antacid, etc.\n\nHope this helps.
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I have to agree with most of the posts here...does sound like panic attacks or really bad anxiety flare ups.  Have you ever checked your blood pressure while this happens?  Also, do you palms begin to perspire?  Do you have any feelings like you are doomed and maybe going to die when this happens?  These are typical questions asked regarding panic attacks.  Also, does this happen after doing anything in particular, like exerting yourself in some way?  Or does it perhaps happen when you've ate something particularly sweet, and if so have you ever had your blood sugar level checked?  There are several reasons this could be happening to you, so I would recommend getting a medical check-up and go from there...good luck.
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There are a number of reasons why you might have had a different reaction this time.  Yes, the heat can be one, because your body may already be under stress from some of the effects of hot weather (possible dehydration and/or electrolyte imbalance due to perspiration).  Some people have difficulty breathing normally in hot weather, and they may feel dizzy or even more overheated.  Add any of these to the effects that giving blood generally has on your body (light-headedness, dizziness, etc.), and it may help to explain your reaction yesterday.
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Not sure if your a woman but if are and preg could be that but if not a woman or not preg could be acid reflux
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You should have gone to a doctor immediately. You dont state whether your dizzy, disorientated, do you feel nauseas? did you vomit...just go to the doctor as soon as you can...please.
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Yup. This is called LPR or laryngopharyngeal reflux. Basically, it's just an extension of gastroesophageal reflux (acid reflux) up to your throat. Most common symptoms include a sensation of "fish bone" stuck in your throat and cough. You can treat it the same way you treat acid reflux. Avoid spicy foods, alcohol, coffee, acidic foods, and anything that increases the acidity of your stomach. Also, avoid lying down at least two hours after your last meal as this increases the susceptibility to reflux. You can take antacids, H-blockers, or PPI's as precribed by your doctor.
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Well, Im a girl and Im having the same sort of problem.  Sometimes Im culd just be talkign adn when I breath through my mouth I could have sharp pains in my chest.  It feels like a pin or somthing and then it hurts to brethe for a few seconds, but then it's gone.  I dont get it often, but sometimes it happens.  My sister says its no big deal and that it is probably just cramps.(She is NIQU nurse or however you spell it, but she worked with other things too)
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Yes, it could be scarring in your esophagas from reflux of acid. You need an upper GI xray.
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Sounds like it could be the starts of a stomach ulcer.  I used to have heartburn, belly pains, and nausea after eating a plain piece of toast or even drinking water.  Talk with your doctor.  Also try to increase the amount of water you drink.  Hydration is important, especialy with the heat outside (considering that you live in a warm climate).\nTry taking Pepcid or Zantac when you get out of bed for a few days. If that doesn't help, call your doctor and discuss it with him/her.
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It could be something serious or it could be something stupid, like one of my older friends (she's 51) was having heart pains that were "unbearable" and she went he doctor and it turns out that she had really super bad gas!  Whether it is serious or stupid my opinion remains the same: GO TO YOUR DOCTOR SOON AS POSSIBLE!!  Just in case it is serious.  Best of luck to you!