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Good morning all I hope you ae all well as poss . I have a question hope someone can answer me. After I have my breakfast I normally have porridge or wetabix for about a hour or so after I fell sick and it feels as if it is just laying on my chest. And it like a reflux . Is this normal for someo one with stage 3 Emphysmea. Hope you can understand this as only way I can discripe it . Thanks in advance guys .

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Badbessie

Hi, your symptoms could be due to reflux. However the best advice would be to see your GP. Any new symptom should be investigated. We are all individuals and we can share symptoms but that does not mean the cause is the same.

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peege

I do think you should report it to your GP. He/she probably won't do much to start but it'll be on your records for any follow up. Best to have these worries checked. I take Ranitidine for reflux, bought at supermarkets as either their own brand 'Indigestion tablets' or branded Zantac. Please see your doc though. P

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Erin001

This sounds a lot like reflux do you take anything for it? If not go to your gp and explain your symptoms hopefully they will be able to help you

I used to only be able to take a couple of bites of breakfast without feeling yuck and sometimes I couldn't eat any meal without feeling yucky but now I take ranitidine which helps a lot I can eat breakfast and all my meals without the yucky feeling

Good luck hope it gets sorted x

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sassy59

Great replies Lyn1955 so I hope you get some answers and feel better. Xxxxx

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Lyn1955

Thank you all for your reply I will have a word with my gp next week .

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Ergendl

You could try taking some Gaviscon or Milk of Magnesia to see if these alleviate your symptoms. If either of them does, that would back up the reflux suggestion. Your GP would be able to find the best meds to treat it , whatever it is.

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