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Burping

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It will get better, but I find now, at 9 weeks out, when I burp my stomach is telling me "enough"!

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O, thank goodness! It is non stop for me at this moment in time. It drives me crazy! The funny thing is I've always hated to hear someone burp, I think it is so rude. It's now a slap in my face.

I am 21 months out and if I eat too much, if I don't barf, I burp. It's really sexy, lol. I've learned to burp with my mouth closed but every once in awhile I'll realize I did it around people. Fortunately either they are very polite or they don't notice, but yes, the burping for me has never completely gone away. It is much less though than it used to be.

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good to know because I was wondering what was going on

I also burped a lot at the beginning. Now, ten weeks post surgery I know I am full when I burp. I spent years telling my teenage boys not to be so piggy when they burped and now it has come back to bite me!

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