LPR Struggling

I am 36 year old. My LPR symptoms started suddenly in Eary December. My primary symptoms was and is constant burning throat.
I ignored at first, but then I started taking Prilosec and nexium on my own. They made my butning worst I think. It was unbearable at times. I wento Ent and he said I have H ptlori just by looking at my red throat and gave me antibiotics. At this point I started getting anxiety because it was not getting better. I got stressed out and panicky. I have went through panic disorder before and its terrible. I went to another entand he said I dont have H Pylori or Acid Reflux and he said he doesnt believe in LPR and didnt put camera down my throat. I went to third EnT he did put camera and saw inflammation and swelling and said I have LPR. All this time people have hard time believing what I am going through. Its everyday. Most say that its in my head. Though I agree that overanalyze and very aware of my body, this painseems out of proportion. Latest EnT DIDNT SEEM HURRIED. I have tried differrent things, diet, wedge pillo, PPI, Alkaline water. Some day its bearable someday its not. Its 40% less than December I think. Is someone else going through constant burning throat paiin. Its been almost four months. I going by one day at a time. It takes ling time to get appointment. Somedays I feel like going to Emergency room. Them everyone tell me its not an emergency. To me it seem like it is! My ent recently said it tales three months. I dont know if it is in my head. In past when I got worried about another symptoms burning went away for a while. Right now it seems so real. Pls reply if you have gone through something similar!

You may want to schedule an appointment with a gastro doctor to see if you are possibly suffering from acid reflux. I'm not sure how an ENT doctor can diagnose h. Pylori or rule out acid reflux, but I'm not a medical professional. The PPIs that you were taking, were the prescribed, or over-the-counter? They won't give you immediate relief, and they need to be taken properly to work. I wouldn't suggest going to the ER, as you probably won't get a proper diagnosis. Four months is not a long time for recovery, and you feel that you have a 40% reduction in symptoms, so that definitely is progress. I know that anxiety can cause/make your symptoms seem worse. In comparison, I suffered from acid reflux for most of my adult life - including burning of the throat, stomach issues and hernia. Protonix and strict diet worked for me until I eventually had surgery at 52.

Sharon