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I burp too much**is that normal**

Since I got my last fill, I feel that I'm nicely restricted. However, whenever I eat anything I start having a series of continues little burps, that goes on for 10-15 minutes after anything I eat

I don't think I'm tight, as a matter of fact I can eat almost everything except soft breads. Yet, I don't understand why do I get these little soft burps. Could you help me please and tell me what is that? Although I don't eat fast at all, as one might think this is the reason..

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I have the opposite problem....I wish I could burp. I hiccup alot, but not burp. before I started using Beano, I would get these huge (felt like it anyway) air pockets in there that wouldn't go anywhere. I would try so hard to burp but couldn't. Now they're not so bad..... if I remember to take the Beano.

I am with Miper on this, I don't burp anymore, although I sometimes wish I could. I do start hiccupping when eating though, and it is usually my band telling me I have had enough and to stop.

I already burp alot:D I know, it's not very lady like- but it feels so good.

I was wondering if burping was going to be impossible being banded, I guess not.

I will be banded this Friday, I am hoping all goes as planned.

I'm one of the non-burpers. Oh how I wish I could burp! I did the other night and it felt SO good. Pretty much whatever I swallow, air/food/water, it doesn't go anywhere. Which I guess is good - no pbs yet.

Do you guys think there is a correlation? Having too much burping and PBing? And vice xersa? Like maybe if you have an especially spasming esophagus or something? Don't you love my succinct medical vocab?

I burp after every meal.

that's good! I think that burping probably will help prevent a PB.

I am going to aim for a burp after every meal once I am banded :)

All that excess air needes to go somewhere!

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I am going to aim for a burp after every meal once I am banded :)!

Hehehe, that was very funny. See the weird thing in my case, even when I don't eat a lot (Maybe few bites) and I start burping a lot, I just wonder where the heck did all that air came from. But I'm glad you all think its a good thing for the bandsters:clap2:

PeloRojo: I don't think there is any relation between burping and BPing, cause I always burp but never BP'ed even if I ate a lot. The worst thing I would have is I would feel much pain in my chest (pouch)

I feel the need to burp also. Sometimes I will move just right and its like this long air bubble not a -burp but a ------urp. It's hard to explain. it is like someone put a pipe in and a steady release is let out....

I can't call my huge noise a burp :laugh

I have a huge problem doing incredible burps :) I have a friend who's pregnant and we have beltching contest when we eat together.

I was never a burper before surgery, now (9weeks after surgery) I burp every time I eat. I think it is like drinking from a water bottle and you have to let the air in for the water to come out. Because there is a non expandable hole now, the air has to come up for the food to go down. That is what it seems like on the fluoroscope, the liquid lifts up, then slides through.....just my theory.

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