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BURPING

What is this burping I've got going on? After I eat i usually let out this feel good burp? Is it the food passing through the band? Am I eating too much?? Thanks!!!

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  • dylanmiles23
    dylanmiles23

    I always burp and hiccup and people have said this is normal.

  • Over 3 yrs post op and I still burp alot after eating. It's quite embarrassing. At least I don't make gurgling noises I used to make for the first year or so. That was really emabarassing. Now I just

  • dylanmiles23
    dylanmiles23

    I also gurgle when going to bed. Glad I am not the only one.

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I always burp and hiccup and people have said this is normal.

I was the best burper and farter IN THE WORLD for about 3 months post op. I just had a fill last week and the burping has started again, like it is my job. Pretty normal for us banded, as long as nothing is coming up or out.

Over 3 yrs post op and I still burp alot after eating. It's quite embarrassing. At least I don't make gurgling noises I used to make for the first year or so. That was really emabarassing. Now I just gurgle occasionall before falling asleep. My hubby says it lulls him to sleep! Glad I can be of service!

Marci

it is pretty normal but sometimes a bit embarrassing! LOL

i burp like a drunken sailor now... all the time!! haha

Over 3 yrs post op and I still burp alot after eating. It's quite embarrassing. At least I don't make gurgling noises I used to make for the first year or so. That was really emabarassing. Now I just gurgle occasionall before falling asleep. My hubby says it lulls him to sleep! Glad I can be of service!

Marci

I also gurgle when going to bed. Glad I am not the only one.

i dont burp very often but i relish my little hiccups...that is my sign that i be done eating

I'm 1 year out and I can't burp after eating for at least 30 min. It feels like I'm full and if I burped, I would vomit. Am I overeating?

Burping comes with eating too fast, swallowing a lot of air, and can be the first signal that you don't need to eat anymore! If you have that I may throw up feeling then I would say you ate too much.

I am a little over a year out and still burp, but not nearly as much as I used to. It is a learning experience!

I lost my ability to burp very early with the band. My dr thought it was funny coz most people burp MORE. I can't burp even if I feel a little bit of restriction.

The one time I was unfilled for more than a day, I relished burping like crazy. I wanted to burp the alphabet!

My partner thinks I'm so ladylike because I don't burp. :P But I MISS burping like a trooper sometimes!

I went from no burping to burping constantly and gurgling at bed time.

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