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Does burping mean my pouch is full?

Whenever I eat something, i quickly burp. Does that mean anything? Or just that the pouch was empty and air was trapped and needed to escape? I'm still navigating the "i'm full" feeling...trying to figure out what it feels like.

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it's possible that you are eating a bit too quickly. I actually get a burpy kind of feeling when I'm full, and that's my signal to either slow waayyyy down or stop eating for now.

For me (bypass), if it's a burp stuck it is usually because I am eating too fast and hit hurts like hell. It usually causes me to be done eating period. Even after the burp finally moves. It literally just happened to me tonight.

I know I will have to have a snack later. Bariatricpal hot chocolate it is!

If I eat nice and slow and then hicup or sigh, that usually is a sign of being full. Over time you will simply know by feel again.

In the beginning, that sigh or hiccup meant stop right now, you are full.

@@Djmohr I'm drinking the raspberry hot chocolate from BP right now! :P

I usually stop eating once I burp. Now, if I could just figure out why my nose runs every time I eat.

You have to pay attention though. My tell is hiccups. Then I know I'm done! The roof of my mouth gets wrinkled when I'm stuck too.

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I have noticed that my nose is running a lot lately, too. I'm not sick. What is up with that? Is there any connection to the surgery, the way I'm eating/drinking? I don't know. It's weird.

@@WL WARRIOR

I have noticed that my nose is running a lot lately, too. I'm not sick. What is up with that? Is there any connection to the surgery, the way I'm eating/drinking? I don't know. It's weird.

Me too and it's the dead of winter so it can't be allergies. I have a 3 mos check up tomorrow so I was going to ask the Dr.

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I am 9 months out and my nose runs and I sneeze. That is my body's way of telling me that I am full.

I'm almost 3 weeks out and I cannot tolerate the protein shakes, so I accelerated my diet. Anytime I eat too fast I get a terrible pain on the right side of my nose which sometimes radiates to my right temple. The surgeon had never heard of that. Anyone else get this?

I'm almost 3 weeks out and I cannot tolerate the Protein shakes, so I accelerated my diet. Anytime I eat too fast I get a terrible pain on the right side of my nose which sometimes radiates to my right temple. The surgeon had never heard of that. Anyone else get this?

I feel the same as far of accelerating my process , Protein Shakes I can't. I wonder if I'm hurting myself by going to the next stage. No pains.

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I, too, get the hiccups when I eat too fast and boy they are painful. My husband just looks at me and grins. He knows I did it wrong.

I usually stop eating once I burp. Now, if I could just figure out why my nose runs every time I eat.

Runny nose and sneezing is another sign of being full, I just read an article about it. It happens to me too

I have two kinds of burping. There's a burping/gurgling when I'm eating, which I think has to do with the food moving into my stomach/intestine. And then there's the longer-term real burping that I think is related to eating too fast/too much. I just had my six-month checkup yesterday, and the doc agreed with me on the eating too fast/too much burping. So I'm now working on slowing things down and being more mindful.

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