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Burping?

I am 1 month post-op and I have noticed that when I reach fullness, I begin to burp. It is so weird, it is like a sign saying that is enough you need to stop eating. Does anyone else experience burping when you are full?

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Yes, if I burp or hiccup that usually means I've had my fill.

Me too. Lots of hiccuping.

Yes - I burp, hiccup, and/or get a runny nose. Haven't figured out why the runny nose - does anyone else get this?

Absolutley! Sometimes I need to walk around until I burp and can then return to eating. I almost always burp a bit right after I eat.

My dietician says that is a soft sign that you have had enough to eat and to watch for it. She described burping, hiccupping, sneezing, watering eyes, deep sighs, etc and said everyone is different. She siad if you listen to it, you are less likely to overfill and have problems.

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