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Gurgling in stomach

I notice when I drink or eat I have like gurgling in my stomach or from throat down to stomach. I can't explain it really but I don't know if it's normal. It almost feels like I have to burp and it's stuck. I have no pain or anything. Someone please let me know what you think[emoji31]

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Hi! I've had this issue since surgery, I'm three and a half weeks out. It's gotten better over time to where it happens maybe once a day now? For me it happens most with dairy products and when I introduce a new food. While I'm not distressed about it, I'd recommend checking in with your surgeon if you're worried. They're there to answer any questions you might have. :)

I will tell you I am 3 years out and I still gurgle. It's quite funny. I sit and eat or drink in a quiet break room with coworkers and then all you here are these weird stomach throats gurgles. lol it's loud and it happens to me everyday.


I'm four years out and my stomach "talks" to me more days than not. Especially when lying down!


1 week post op VGS and it happens to me as well. It doesn't really bother me and I do burp. I think it's just because our stomachs are so small when stuff goes in it pushes the gas out instead of expanding. So it just some gas moving around in there. For me at least after the gargle comes a burp. [emoji4]


Ten months out, and yes, I still get gurgling. :)

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