Comments on: Problems with xanax, chronic migraines, and GERD.? http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm Heartburn Gerd Causes, Symptoms & Treatments Questions Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:01:57 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: MonTana Tiggs (Smokey) http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2655 MonTana Tiggs (Smokey) Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:06:10 +0000 http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm#comment-2655 First of all find out how to get off xanax consult with a Dr on how to get off with it- do not just quit! I personally feel that You dont need xanax and if you are having side effects I say quit now! Here is what I think is going on with your headaches-- REBOUND HEADACHS - they CAN be as bad as migraines definition in simple terms: "rebound headache is a headache that you end up with just because you go in search of a little relief from the constant pounding in your noggin. ...You feel bad, so you take a pill — you feel worse, so you take another, and so on, and so on, and scoobie-doobie-do. Basically, you wind up with a headache because you're overusing medications I want to suggest this: Please go to a Gastroenterologist and ask for an exam, tell him you think it is your gallbladder- I am convinced and will bet on gallbladder disease.and Surgery was easier then I thought it was going to be BUT I AM SOOOO GLAD I GOT IT DONE! I know exactly what you are feeling and I am convinced! they removed it and I threw those meds away and was able to eat again!!! I ate the greasiest foods after surgery and I didnt get sick! and No more heartburn. I thought I would never say I hated pizza- but after surgery - it became my best friend-lol CALL FIRST THING TOMORROW PLZ I can share with you the tests, etc if you are interested- and the best thing was that they had told me -"the traditional cut" for gallbladder but they were able to do it laproscopically- so Recovery time was MUCH faster! Your symptoms sound so much like mine -it's not funny.... I am giving the utmost honest opinion and hope that you will consider calling First thing in the morning. The chest pains are nothing to fool with--oh yes, I know you dont want to, but try and keep hydrated- that could be causing the extreme heartburn --- Good luck and I hope you consider this First of all find out how to get off xanax consult with a Dr on how to get off with it- do not just quit!
I personally feel that You dont need xanax and if you are having side effects I say quit now!
Here is what I think is going on with your headaches– REBOUND HEADACHS – they CAN be as bad as migraines

definition in simple terms:
"rebound headache is a headache that you end up with just because you go in search of a little relief from the constant pounding in your noggin. …You feel bad, so you take a pill — you feel worse, so you take another, and so on, and so on, and scoobie-doobie-do. Basically, you wind up with a headache because you’re overusing medications

I want to suggest this: Please go to a Gastroenterologist and ask for an exam, tell him you think it is your gallbladder-

I am convinced and will bet on gallbladder disease.and Surgery was easier then I thought it was going to be BUT I AM SOOOO GLAD I GOT IT DONE! I know exactly what you are feeling and I am convinced!
they removed it and I threw those meds away and was able to eat again!!!
I ate the greasiest foods after surgery and I didnt get sick! and No more heartburn. I thought I would never say I hated pizza- but after surgery – it became my best friend-lol

CALL FIRST THING TOMORROW PLZ
I can share with you the tests, etc if you are interested- and the best thing was that they had told me -"the traditional cut" for gallbladder but they were able to do it laproscopically- so Recovery time was MUCH faster!

Your symptoms sound so much like mine -it’s not funny…. I am giving the utmost honest opinion and hope that you will consider calling First thing in the morning.
The chest pains are nothing to fool with–oh yes, I know you dont want to, but try and keep hydrated- that could be causing the extreme heartburn —

Good luck and I hope you consider this

]]> By: Chas http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2656 Chas Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:06:10 +0000 http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm#comment-2656 Wow,,that's a lot to deal with!! Here are a few links I think you will enjoy. Good luck Panic and GERD info http://www.uclahealth.org/body.cfm?id=477&oTopID=47 Migraine help http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/migraine-headache/DS00120 Mental stress help and general medical http://health.discovery.com/centers/stress/stress.html http://health.discovery.com/encyclopedias/encyclopedias.html Drug interaction tool http://health.discovery.com/webapps/drugchecker.do And here's the xanex http://pdrhealth.com and just click on X and you'll see Xanex Wow,,that’s a lot to deal with!! Here are a few links I think you will enjoy. Good luck
Panic and GERD info
http://www.uclahealth.org/body.cfm?id=477&oTopID=47

Migraine help
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/migraine-headache/DS00120

Mental stress help and general medical
http://health.discovery.com/centers/stress/stress.html
http://health.discovery.com/encyclopedias/encyclopedias.html

Drug interaction tool
http://health.discovery.com/webapps/drugchecker.do

And here’s the xanex
http://pdrhealth.com
and just click on X and you’ll see Xanex

]]> By: Debbie V http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2657 Debbie V Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:06:10 +0000 http://heartburnquiz.com/problems-with-xanax-chronic-migraines-and-gerd.htm#comment-2657 Get rid of the regular docs and start consulting specialists. 1. Gastroenterologist 2. Neurologist 3. Psychiatrist If their meds are not working, and they can't help you in a reasonably short period of time, fire them and get new ones. Keep looking until you find doctors who can help. Get rid of the regular docs and start consulting specialists.

1. Gastroenterologist
2. Neurologist
3. Psychiatrist

If their meds are not working, and they can’t help you in a reasonably short period of time, fire them and get new ones. Keep looking until you find doctors who can help.

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