Brief Answer:
Possible need for change/adding of treatment for GERD

Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX

Thank you for using HCM to post your question.
I read it carefully and I understand your concern.

Lets consider what your pain may be:
-- You are too young to have osteoporosis. If you already have your period, it makes it even less possible.
-- Omeprazole does not cause a side effect like the one you are describing. So I don't think it is that wither.
-- GERD causes cough, due to acid reflux. So unless you have fever, than it is not an infection. Though I am a little bit surprised that after 6 weeks of omeprazole use you still have cough.
-- The fact that the pain changes location, makes it more prone to be a anxiety pain, and also how you are describing it looks typical of an anxiety pain. People who have this types of pain, does not necessarily have anxiety, but they may have had problems in the last 6 months, a loss in the family, stress with work, ect, people who are closed and think a lot but do not share much with other people, people who are emotional and experience a lot bad experiences. All this make the body accumulate the stress over the time, which is then released by organic symptoms like the type of pain you have described.
We decide that diagnose, if the other diagnoses which give that type of pain are ruled out, and we can't find the cause, then its more probably an anxiety ache.
-- So considering what I have above, your age, I would think of one other thing to rule out before thinking of anxiety- IS the treatment you are taking enough for your GERD symptoms? Maybe the ache you are having is from the aggravation of GERD, so stopping Omeprazole should make the pain worse. I would not recommend that. My recommendation would be to see a gastro-enterologist, who can evaluate the treatment you need to treat the GERD symptoms.

So these are my thoughts,
Hope this is helpful.
Let me know if you need more clarifications.
Otherwise please kindly close and rate the answer.

Take care,
Dr. Papaqako

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