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@kndaustin71

Since all your diagnostic tests were negative, I would tend to agree with otter 2154, silent GERD. Would not hurt to consult a GI physician if not already. In the meantime, perhaps you just need a slight upper body (trunk) elevation in order to breath easier....using pillows may be beneficial. Excess gas can also cause shoulder/neck pain which is called referred pain.....this would also coincide with GERD.

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Would GERD limit my breathing all the time even when vertical ? Why does my air flow stop when I lay down?