I think my Gerd and inflamed esphagouls are giving me jaw pain

[Gel Man]

When I am eating my evening meal my jaw clicks all the time and causes me to have trouble eating. Is is painful too, I am putting this down to my Gerd and inflamed espaphageous and from what I have have just searched on the internet there seems to be a connection. Do I book an appointment with the doctor tomorrow if I can? It’s happening every night now. I have tried stretching my jaw on the recommendation from my niece and it did work once but then it’s there again for my next meal.

I take 40mg of Esomeprozole to stop my heartburn and being sick after every meal but my body still doesn’t feel right. Like I get dizzy when bending over picking things up like I am going to pass out. I think this is all connected to each other wrongly or rightly. Perhaps I should see a doctor.

 

[Shrek]

When I am eating my evening meal my jaw clicks all the time and causes me to have trouble eating. Is is painful too, I am putting this down to my Gerd and inflamed espaphageous and from what I have have just searched on the internet there seems to be a connection. Do I book an appointment with the doctor tomorrow if I can? It’s happening every night now. I have tried stretching my jaw on the recommendation from my niece and it did work once but then it’s there again for my next meal.

I take 40mg of Esomeprozole to stop my heartburn and being sick after every meal but my body still doesn’t feel right. Like I get dizzy when bending over picking things up like I am going to pass out. I think this is all connected to each other wrongly or rightly. Perhaps I should see a doctor.

get to the Doctors .

 

[Gel Man]

get to the Doctors .

Yes, I think you are right. 👍

This sounds familiar too:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XCDymMUPhY

This too:

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I have stooped all forms of excerice since I was 18 because of this and I am now 45!

 

[Al ears]

What do you mean, perhaps??

 

[Gel Man]

What do you mean, perhaps??

I just think they are all connected, when I started having one issue the others followed.

 

[Leon74]

When I am eating my evening meal my jaw clicks all the time and causes me to have trouble eating. Is is painful too, I am putting this down to my Gerd and inflamed espaphageous and from what I have have just searched on the internet there seems to be a connection. Do I book an appointment with the doctor tomorrow if I can? It’s happening every night now. I have tried stretching my jaw on the recommendation from my niece and it did work once but then it’s there again for my next meal.

I take 40mg of Esomeprozole to stop my heartburn and being sick after every meal but my body still doesn’t feel right. Like I get dizzy when bending over picking things up like I am going to pass out. I think this is all connected to each other wrongly or rightly. Perhaps I should see a doctor.

That could actually be related to long-term use of esomeprazole. These acid blockers can cause deficiencies in magnesium, vitamin B12, and calcium, which may lead to muscle tension, jaw clicking, dizziness, and fatigue. It’s a good idea to have your doctor check your blood levels for magnesium, B12, iron, and calcium.

 

[Gel Man]

That could actually be related to long-term use of esomeprazole. These acid blockers can cause deficiencies in magnesium, vitamin B12, and calcium, which may lead to muscle tension, jaw clicking, dizziness, and fatigue. It’s a good idea to have your doctor check your blood levels for magnesium, B12, iron, and calcium.

That does make sense. Thanks!

 

[Gel Man]

What do you mean, perhaps??

I see what you mean. 👍

 

[Gel Man]

Got an appointment for this afternoon.

Here is about the heartburn I get and jaw clicking:

Heartburn And Jaw Pain: 7 Surprising Facts You Need to Know - favourite dentistry

Heartburn can cause jaw pain due to the close proximity of the esophagus and the jawbone. When stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus, it can also irritate

favdentistry.com

 

[Gel Man]

Had my appointment yesterday, got a blood test today, and I saw a paramedic, who arranged a blood test and asked when was the last time I had an eye test, I said roughly 5-6 years ago and I have to wear glasses now, so he said get an eye test too.

Since I have come home from the appointment yesterday I thought what else could it be and dizziness seems to be a very common side effect of all my medications!

The jaw clicking he didn’t say much about but again that could be down to my medications, I also had a blood test in March as part of my yearly physical and that throw up a Vitamin D deficiency so I think that could also be why my jaw is clicking, hopefully it will just go away.