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acid reflux

At night when I sleep fluid keeps coming up and threw nose out. I've been taking pepcid ac but nothing seems to help any suggestions.

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    I should also add my lungs feel sore

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    That means you're aspirating (or breathing in) the acid that's coming up. If you're taking pepcid you need something stronger. Call your doctor for a script. It's very serious if you're actually breathing it in -- you don't want to build up Fluid (especially stomach acid) in your lungs. You may also experience a sore throat with it -- I did.

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    Thanks im going at 10:40 this morning. What did they do for you. Im seriously feeling so week. I want to call my husband to drive me ;(

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    Run don't walk- to your docs office ! An un fill may be in order!

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