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I am 5 years post op RNY and have never been able to burp. I feel bad that my symptoms aren’t as bad as yours but I do have discomfort from time to time. Hang in there

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7 minutes ago, mark1733 said:

I am 5 years post op RNY and have never been able to burp. I feel bad that my symptoms aren’t as bad as yours but I do have discomfort from time to time. Hang in there

Oh lord 5 years, goodness me!
It's awful I feel for you, I sometimes wish I were able to burp like other people, I get this build up in my throat, my chest and sound like a walking air bubble LOL when I do my livestreams I have to move the mic back as far as possible to avoid picking up on the sounds..or I disguise it with background music.
Even after I do the finger down the throat I still seem to have air trapped are you the same?

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Mine seems like it’s faded. I don’t have symptoms any longer but I haven’t burped in forever lol. I’m a guy and guys burp for comic relief right?!? I can’t if I tried

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32 minutes ago, mark1733 said:

Mine seems like it’s faded. I don’t have symptoms any longer but I haven’t burped in forever lol. I’m a guy and guys burp for comic relief right?!? I can’t if I tried

Same, minus the guy part LOL
I have never been able to burp, not that it really mattered before, however discreetly I would like to be able to naturally. Im not a fizzy drink lover, nor do I eat fast, never really did. I'm perplexed maybe I should just stop breathing whenever I eat or drink :D

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Good call on the guy part lol. I’ve never been frat boy big burp guy but sometimes you just need it. Probably not a good idea on the stop breathing part. That seems pretty important to me. I’m no doctor though

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I'm no doctor either.. but I guess you're right! :D

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2 minutes ago, Karen Waterfield said:

I'm no doctor either.. but I guess you're right! :D

I’m going to circle this day in my calendar. A woman told me I was right!!!!!

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2 minutes ago, mark1733 said:

I’m going to circle this day in my calendar. A woman told me I was right!!!!!

Yep my guess it's a rare occurrence :D Savour it!

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