Low cortisol can cause these symptoms. I get like this at times. Have you been checked for gastritis? That can also cause these symptoms.

I'm using Phenergran suppositories for the nausea. I take steroids to stop the shakiness and lightheaded feeling, but I take steroids daily to stay alive for Addison's.

I hope that someone has more answers than me for you. Good luck.

reflux and gastritis can cause these symptoms. Nausea and shakiness do fall more into the gastritis area.

It may have something to do with inflammation in the stomach and esophagus and nerve endings.

As soon as I got really good at the diet part I stopped having those symptoms because I no longer had reflux/heartburn etc.

It is all about diet and many people have anxiety which can cause the reflux/gastritis symptoms as well.

Try changing your diet in a big way.

22Lynn, I have been diagnosed with gastritis, but other than taking Gaviscon my doctor hasn't provided any other treatment. I should have the biopsy results from the endoscopy in two weeks.

Lesleygm, thanks for this information. The GI and physician did not tell be about the symptoms of gastritis. I will discuss this with them soon. What way of eating helped rid you of these symptoms?

yes I feel it too.i got anxtys you may too. Anyone that's got stomach issures will have a 1 point. you could also have low vit and minerals. have your doc get you some common blood labs, such as a basic comp, with a CBC..if it gets to bad see or call your doctor..

Low blood sugar can cause shakiness. If you are not eating a lot, you may not have a lot of reserves between meals.

I am shaking every day which is driving me crazy. I called the pharmacy to ask about the shakiness and the pharmacist said its not the zantac but the reflux causing this, its a side effect. I have been sick for 3 months and before I was a strong healthy female who worked 10 hours a day. It all started out as a sinus infection and masseter muscle tightness with a trip to the emergency room. I was given augmentin for ten days and levequin for ten days for the sinus infection. Then I took steroids, flonays(which didn't agree with me) that developed into thrush which then led to a yeast infection. After that the doctors told me I had reflux and they gave me various PPI's. Those made me nauseous from all this medicine. After taking these I'm now taking zantac. I tried to explain to the doctors all this shaking and feeling cold that I don't know what diet to follow. I am also going through menopause. Anybody got any ideas what I should do?

Athena that sounds a lot like me right now.

Have had GERD for years but diet mostly keeps it under control. A couple weeks ago I started getting sick with a sore throat, raspy voice and cough. Off and on over these two weeks, I had days where I felt fine and thought all was good again, but then the next day I would feel like absolute shit.

Allergies, sinus problems, a virus - all of these things can trigger our GERD into overdrive. Sometimes you may not even be sure if your sick OR if it's reflux.

A VERY strict food journal is how I cope. I document everything I eat, the time and if I got any symptoms. Just know that sometimes what we ate last week and did fine....may not do fine this week.

I'm sorry you are going through this as well. And yes it can put your whole life on hold. =(

I have acid reflux and gastritis I've been taking PPI's thought I had it under control but then my B12 went down and now I'm going to be 12 pills and it's making me really sick I get the shaking the Nauseous notice and all that too don't really know what to take for it I'll hope it to subside soon you all in my thoughts and prayers ,Shirley

Lesleygm, what diet works for you? I would really appreciate some help in finding what works. My current diet is fairly bland and boring.

I was diagnosed with gastritis and hiatal hernia. Trying to figure out what is causing which symptoms is exhausting. I've been dealing with reflux lately which I think is triggered by the hiatal hernia.

I've noticed that after eating I feel dizzy, shakiness, and nauseated. Many times these symptoms are relieved just by me standing up.

I see that many are taking Zantac; what dosage and how often? I just started taking Zantac 150 twice a day. I was told that it takes about two weeks to feel the full affect.