Barretts ospahagus .constant chest pain and stomach pain

Hi .I am 31 years old .I have barretts ospahagus. Fibromyalgia .

I am constantly having chest pain in centre where my ospahagus is .Also shoulder pain severe back pain .lately I have a constant burning in my bladder and stomach problems .anybody else have any of these problems . Clearing throat .belly ache need to rush to toilet .I'm fed up of all problems . And don't no what's to do

Hi Dean i was diagnosed with relux oeosophagitis just over a month ago after going to have an endoscopy done where it showed damage to my oeosophagus!

I'm was prescribed omprezole 20mg twice daily but it hasn't been working doc thinks it may have irritated me so I've had a change of meds (yesterday) fingers crossed they work!!

I'm just getting over a 4 day attack where i was having constant debilitating chest pain,upper back pain and severe dizziness it been horrendous i honestly believed i was going to die i hadn't slept for 3 nights last night i actually managed to grab a couple of hours even thou the pain was still there it wasn't as intense as it had been previous days so i completely sympathise with you and what your going through it's horrible it really is.

Yes acid problems can cause such a problem .I have had barretts for about 8 years and silent reflux .but lately getting scared as always think something could be coming bad .And I suffer so bad with chest pain

Back pain .neck ache headache .bloated . Feel sick after everything I eat .constant heartburn .Clearing throat .never ends and lately have a constant burning in back and bladder .hope you get better soon .I am stuck and sick of the problems. As I go doctors and struggle with them .I currently take 20mg omeprazole twice a day and have for 7 years

But the thing is I don't no if the tablets are doing me more harm than good .but always get told of doctors you have to stay in them

Hi, have you checked your heart? The shoulder pain could be related to that, too, although I doubt it and it's probably gastrointestinal.