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everytime i swallow something..

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  • Ah0505
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    Can't remember who posted this earlier today, but it's genius and works.... Take a sip, blow excess air out nose, swallow, repeat...

  • HatheryOnHerWay
    HatheryOnHerWay

    I burp/hiccup when I get full. That's when I know to stop, lest I hiccup another bite straight onto the table.

  • MizzouGirl
    MizzouGirl

    I've been a burping machine since my surgery last Friday. They honestly feel soooooo good.

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lol, kind of...have you started your PPI?

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    Can't remember who posted this earlier today, but it's genius and works.... Take a sip, blow excess air out nose, swallow, repeat...

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    lol' date=' kind of...have you started your PPI?[/quote']

    yeahh, it only happens when i eat , im fine w. drinking

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    Can't remember who posted this earlier today' date=' but it's genius and works.... Take a sip, blow excess air out nose, swallow, repeat...[/quote']

    sorry shouldnt been more specific , it happens when i eat only

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    I am like 2 1/2 weeks post-op and I burp a lot!

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    lol i burp for everythinggg

    Glad I'm not the only one!

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    lol, kind of...have you started your PPI?

    My surgeon never recommended a PPI. Is there a reason to take one if you're not symptomatic of having too much stomach acid?

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    My surgeon never recommended a PPI. Is there a reason to take one if you're not symptomatic of having too much stomach acid?

    Yes, mine gave it to me for 3 months. I am at 3 months and just ran out, I am going to go get more. It makes a huge difference. Also, GasX, strips will help with the gas pains.

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    I burp/hiccup when I get full. That's when I know to stop, lest I hiccup another bite straight onto the table. :unsure:

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    I burp/hiccup when I get full. That's when I know to stop' date=' lest I hiccup another bite straight onto the table. :unsure:[/quote']

    yeah i stop after the burping starts , if i keep going i feel like ima throw it all up

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    I've been a burping machine since my surgery last Friday. They honestly feel soooooo good. :o

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    I've been a burping machine since my surgery last Friday. They honestly feel soooooo good. :o

    mine gets stuck for like a minute , but when i burp it feels good lol

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