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Snoop101    0

Snoop101
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This may be tmi - but every time I eat for about 30 minutes after I am just burping all the time.:)

Beginning to get on my nerves as well as my husbands.:angry:

Have tried slowing down and smaller bites but still the same.

I am a month post-op and on normal food - albeit small amounts.

Think the sleeve is fab - have lost 30lbs since my consult date in March, 23 of those since the surgery.

Just want to know if the burping issue passes?

Lyn x

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MamaAsh    1

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I am in the same boat as you, no matter what I do I burp. Al be it I am only about two weeks out :001_cool:

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goodlife    3

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yep me too...in the beginning it was all the time..all day every day. Now it's pretty much just after I eat...my husband started calling me toad. It's pretty much become a joke around here and at my office.

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pnw218    14

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me too! LOL

It must just be part of the deal : ) for me, it is mainly after I eat. Some people have said before that they thought it was a signal that they were full.

It is mostly annoying if I am out to eat or with other people. It does disappear after the meal settles.

I am hoping it eventually goes away tho!

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wannalise    16

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I'm jealous, I haven't a good satisfying burp since my surgery. Maybe thats cuz I don't have soda anymore.:)

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lauramomof3    2

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i don't burp but i do hic up alot after i eat. my husband had the gastric bypass dont and he does the same thing. i have not figured out what it is but wish someone would tell me.

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pnw218    14

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I'm jealous, I haven't a good satisfying burp since my surgery. Maybe thats cuz I don't have soda anymore.:)

I can do a little soda! Settles better if it is a little flat but it is nummy! It does make me burp tho : ( LOL

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wannalise    16

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It just means you are full. Maybe one bite too many. We get weird signals post op. Some people get runny noses, I sneeze when I am too full. The surgeon told me that preop but I thought it sounded nutty, til it started happening to me.

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lavonwarrior    2

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Me too! It is either a burp or a very, very loud hiccup! I am only a 1 1/2 weeks out, and it not very encouraging that it will continue....

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Snoop101    0

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Thanks all - just glad I am not alone with some weird and unique side effect!

Hopefully it will go over time and interested that it may be a sign I am full - think I'll stop eating at the first sign of a burp and see how that goes!

Lyn x

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