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Old 11-19-2006, 05:53 PM #1
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Default PN & Gerd

About 3 months ago I made the big mistake and bought some diet pills called Xenical. I only made it to day 2 before they caused extreme dyspepsia and esophagus spasms lasting 3 days. I even had chills from the spasms.Since then I have had terrible Gerd,and worse I have had esophagal spasms all the time now. It's like my esophagus has lost it's rythym all together, I can hear it contracting constantly, and liquid going up and down.

I also feel a bit of a chill or coldness with the spasms, deep insude the chest wall.

This is driving me nuts, and with my anxiety, forget it!!

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what might I do? I am more prone to this because of my SF PN?

Last night I took my usual magnesium capsules combined with an anti spasmodic agent and B6. It marginally helped.

Thank you very much!

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