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Me too, and have had various dx; acid reflux/GERD and infection in "the wall of my heart".

Karen, I would try nexium the next time that happens, just to rule that out (if nothing else). GERD is actually quite common with MS.

Cherie

It's weird because both my brother and I have problems with it...my dad did also, he would have to go and have his esophagus stretched and repaired. Wonder if it's heriditery (sp.)?
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