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Belching and indegestion

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I would talk to your surgery center. Sometimes belching and pain can be a sign that you're eating too fast, but I would talk to your surgery center to be sure. I know GERD is common after sleeve, but I haven't heard of it being an issue after bypass.

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    Indigestion could be caused by heartburn. Belching could be heartburn, or it could be caused by eating too fast. Some people experience this when they are full. Others have runny-nose, etc.

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    Perfectly normal. You might try to eat and drink slower and see if that improves it any. I don't belch but I get a lot of air with drinking and eating and my stomach gurgles A LOT at 3 years post-op but it doesn't bother me.

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