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If you have Gerd is that mean you have multiple sclerosis?

hi guys Im 19 years old and I have a one question for you guys

some reason I looked up an a internet about Gerd and I found that someone who have MS is  common with Gerd.

ok back to my point.
I had Gerd from energy drink it didnt just happened.
and I did feel ok with Nexium ? is that right spell ?
and I start eating bad and It came back.

I just wonder if you have Gerd is that mean you have MS at the sometime ?
i do feel fatigue sometime is not painful anything like that just normal fatique.
I do have some wired feeling something not often. Its like feeling that after when you Cry so hard. you know that feeling after you cry so hard you have that feeling. is that with MS ?

Btw im asian and no family history with MS I had no health problem just that Gerd.

Just wondering if you have Gerd is that mean you have MS ?
and what kind of fatigue you feel when you have MS ?
and do you think I have MS ( well you cant tell just looking on internet but as looking at the my symptoms )

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did the doctor tell you that you had GERD?
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Try also sleeping with your upper body raised slightly.
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No, just because you have GERD does'nt automatically mean you have MS. Millions of us have GERD and do not have MS.
Try to stay away from spicy and fried foods. Eat several hours before you go to bed. If the symptoms keep up and the Nexium is'nt helping then you need to get back in to see your Dr for more tests or possible med changes.
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