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It feels so horrendous that I can't believe this is silent reflux. But I would believe this is damage to the vagus nerve. I've read this can cause a whole load of full body symptoms including heart rhythm. I don't know how they accurately diagnose reflux. Did you have a specific test to help diagnose the reflux? I'm having an endoscopy in two weeks buy I believe from past experience it won't show anything. Today I had a really good day health wise so did a lot of exercise swimming with my son in the morning . By afternoon the heart/breathing /weakness issues became really severe and are going on now. They'd gone away so I feel the exercise may have triggered it again. I'm too afraid to sleep. I can't slow it down enough to actually fall asleep. I wondered whether it was exercise or the fact I had a large latte after the swimming. I do drink caffeine but feel that I should stop that with all this. I also eat lots of chocolate. My diet hasn't been great recently as I'm often too exhausted or have no appetite. I desperately want to know what I'm dealing with so I know what dietary changes to make. I've drank lots of caffeine before and been fine. It's really comforting to know others have experienced this. Although it's awful and I wouldn't wish this on anyone. Thank you for your message, it's a real comfort - and hopeful |
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