You might want to try a PPI for your reflux. Small meals help, as does waiting 2-3 hours to lie down after eating. No notion on the upset after "going." Do you have a gastroenterologist? One might be able to help unravel your issues. Good luck.
I have been taking a lot of antacids Zantac and Gaviscon dual action to try to selttle my stomach spasms and pain etc as I described in my post above. I made and ate an omelet with potatoes, carrots and herbs in it a few days ago and got so ill during the night I wanted to kill myself. I took Gaviscon dual action, Zantac and valium which usually helps it, and after three days it had receded to just the 'normal' discomfort.
For the past few months I have been taking Gaviscon dual action which seems to help (GERD) but when I get bad and take it I get constipated for a day. Always go daily, but have noticed yjos recently.
THE STRANGEST thing is, that on the days I don't 'go', I feel fine. No stomach problems at all, had a coffee which usually half kills me and a couple of peaches which I usually can't eat without great discomfort.
Woke this morning, felt OK and the 'innards' were calm. Went to the toilet - back to normal, then again and lo and behold the spasms started up, pains, chest tight and missing beats. Feel horrible again.
I have noticed that this is a pattern - any ideas? this has got me stumped.
regards Kev
thanks Jerry. Will give it a commtted try.
Keep well. regards Kev.
I respond mostly to let you know your post is being read... you are, I think, one of "our" experts on your question.
At age 73 I can say the old body doesn't work as well as it used to, and not just the heart.
You do sound to me like more of a digestive driven problem. You said when you eat "anything" you get the problem. Still I suggest you think carefully about what you eat most frequently, could be a simple as milk, or beer... to give a contrasting example. When you identify the item or two that you frequently include in your meal, eliminate them for a couple of days and see what happens.
Good luck,