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I have MVP & MVP syndrome and have been told that it is common to experience anxiety as a result. I am not sure why there is a link between the 2 but I am considering going on anti-anxiety medication to help combat it. I do not like the idea of being on those kinds of medications however if it will help me it's worth it. Are you taking any beta-blockers or calcium-channel blockers for your MVP or medication for your GERD? I take atenolol for the MVP and aciphex for the GERD. Do you have arrythmias as well? I know the tachicardia can be scary and frustrating. I would let your Dr know about the pain etc. It's always good to keep them informed. Wish I could help you more I just wanted to let you know you're not alone!!!
Hi, I don't know about MVP Syndrome, never heard of it. But I do have MVP and have dealt with it all my life and was diagnosed when I was 19. I have never had any pain with it. That specific symptom makes me think there might be something else going on. I would definitely talk to your Dr. about the pain. Good Luck.
Cindy
Cindy