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Burping a lot?

This is day 3 post op for me. Only had liquids so far and I sip very slow. I've noticed I'm burping a lot though. Is this normal?

I have had a ton of gas pain but it is starting to get better.

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      Not to burst your bubble (), but I'm over three years out from surgery and I still burp all the time! All. The. Time. Welcome to the banded life...

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    Yes burping hiccuping and farting is normal... Try activated charcoal at Walgreens helps with gas better than gas x.. I'm 16 days post op and still have some gas

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    I would recommend that you walk, walk, walk, and walk some more for the gas! I would highly recommend against using activated charcoal as it is used to induce vomiting. I also found myself burping and still do. It is a "norm" for me.

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    Not to burst your bubble (), but I'm over three years out from surgery and I still burp all the time! All. The. Time.

    Welcome to the banded life...

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