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cclopes25

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  1. I've had an upper gi done and he said I have some gerd that's all he sees. I think it's ues because I have all symptoms and they occur everyday and I have not been able to burp naturally my entire life
  2. I was wondering has anyone had the sleeve done that knows they have upper esophageal sphincter dysfunction, which means you can burp and build up gas that is let out through induced vomiting action or flatulence. I am wondering because its very uncomfortable after meals on your stomach and how would it be after surgery or surgery shouldn't be advised at all. After I eat I become very nauseated and have to stick my finger down my throat and gag in order to burp or i have to take simethecone (which doesn't always work). Please help because im worried it might cause complications after vsg surgery!

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