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So much gas

I was sleeved on April 7th and have had no issues EXCEPT belching. Every time I take even a sip of liquid or eat anything my stomach is bloated and I belch immediately. Often I have to just stop eating and walk around to ease the discomfort. I have searched for others who have the same experience but all I've found is bypass patients. I'm taking Prilosec twice a day, Maalox, gasX and even beano now before every meal. Nothing helps :(

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So sorry! Our tummies are quite sensitive! And noisy! I know its uncomfortable but if you are concerned about it being something else, give your dr a call. I called quite a lot in my first few weeks. Feel better soon!

It happens and then it goes away and then it happens again. I think I have it when I eat a bit too fast. Just be conscious of how you are chewing and swallowing...but...sometimes it just happens. I do the same thing. I was eating some cooked salmon the other night and put some light Miracle Whip on it to make sure it was moist and after about 2 baby spoon bites, I was burping and miserable and had to walk and have my back rubbed/patted to help it up. I also too a GasX and that didn't help. So I decided that it just may be the fish and I need to cut back on fish for a while. Now all is good. I have heard that after about 3-5 months, the noises and sounds will get quieter. Let's hope so, huh!

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