Hey people just want to ask if you guys with GERD if you get fatigue and severe head pressure?
This is something which seems to plague me now, I sleep fine, 6-8 hours but I find myself getting tired during reflux. Can hardly work these days, today it's these weird pressure in my head but no headache.
I usually get sleepy when I'm depressed and my GERD has me depressed these days but it's the heaviness in the head, the pressure that has me stumped.
Does anyone get these?
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It might be worth getting your blood pressure checked? It might be more than one thing that is going on? Some people who suffer from GORD do not respond to PPI medication like Omeprazole, and in some cases it can be worth looking into other things to combat GORD. This might be another kind of medication, or perhaps anti-reflux surgery, a device like Linx and so on.
If you could improve the GORD then that would at least help to resolve that aspect.
Yes I do have GORD, I was diagnosed with a hiatal hernia, which is causing my symptoms. And you are right the medication isn't working, it kinda did for about 3 days but then I went back to feeling like I did before. I saw the Dr in that three day period and he said since I was feeling better we should wait for 6 months and see if things get better. Now it's worse and everyone is saying I should suffer for 6 months and see, if things don't get better then I can have the fundoplication surgery
Hi, can you let me know more regarding your exercise routine and diet. I do kundalini yoga, am on a natural, vegan diet, eat smaller amounts but still have head pressure and now issues with eyes and ears.
Yes I have the head pressure. I was diagnosed with a hiatus hernia with some inflammation. The head pressure has coincided at the same time as I believe I got the hernia. If I get stressed due to workload then that head pressure will become a headache. My energy is also compromised and I have heart palpitations.
I believe that the hiatus hernia has irritated the vagus nerve or vice versa. I believe the vagus nerve is responsible for a variety of issues including headaches, migraines, lack of energy, heart palpitations, depression, loss of sex drive and so on. I managed to order a book from a man called Dr. Steven Rochlitz. It's called Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance.
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