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Burp/throw up a little

Hey guys. Has anyone experienced drinking something, then having to burp, but throw up a little instead? If so, do you know if it's normal or why it happens? Thanks so much

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Actually very common. Depending how far you are out it could be as simple as too big of a drink that you tried to swallow. It could also be too cold of a drink and your stomach spasmed. Since there is very little room, it goes out the pat of least resistance which is back up the esophagus.

If it really is only when you burp, it means you are getting too much air with your drink. It can happen with a straw or a can in my experience. The burp bring the fluid up through the esophagus for that wonderful second tasting experience. Only thing I can offer is take the drink and hold it in your mouth until you seperate the air from the fluid, then swallow and blow out the air immediately afterwards. I do this when I am very hot outside and took way to big of a gulp of my water.

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Sent from my phone. Please forgive brevity and spelling.

yes, happened to me a lot in the first 12 weeks. Out tummies are just so small still and we are like babies. So just as it's easy for a baby to spit up, same for us. or for me at least. That's how I felt. Finally calmed down at 12 weeks. STill will happen now and then if I eat too much or if I forget and drink water too soon after eating.

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