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Burp Burp Burp

by Burppa, Apr 01, 2008 01:53PM
So my question is why after all the Medical traning the Doc's don't have a clue
All this Burping is interesting I for one sufferd from this problem for 6 months
and the symptoms only arrived after I started taking drugs for another problem it would appear that the drugs don't work or do they 'think about it'  and the Doctors don't seem to have a clue, at a guess { just like the Doc's do } I'd say that it's some kind of  Ascension symptom as we head toward 2012.... I for one found if I eat less food or should I say I eat only enough food to satisfy my hunger this resolved the problem......did'ent stop the farting though....in a funny sort of way when I was burping the feeling was almost like I was ridding my body of something and I allways felt better after it, so I hope you all get well soon and the Doctors get better to....!!!
Your's  Burppy Burp  


This discussion is related to Excessive Burping.
Member Comments (3)

by thilliar, Aug 02, 2008 09:22PM
To: Burppa
My wife has had the same problem and it is SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth). She has had her gallbladder removed but the problem with burping is still around, she has figured out that limiting what she eats helps, but nothing seems to stop the burping altogether.

by CalGal, Aug 02, 2008 10:51PM
To: Burppa
Start with asking your doc to run an H. pylori test on you. People who have this bacteria that's correlated with acid reflux problems often report a lot of burping - even when they don't have blatant 'acid' symtpoms like 'heartburn.'

Burpiing can also be the result of gallbladder issues.

by MarcieR3, Aug 13, 2008 11:12AM
To: Burppa
My dad has this problem too. He burps when he lets himself get too hungry, then he burps while he is eating. He can't sleep because he starts burping, be actually went to the ER a few weeks ago because he was in so much pain from the burping. His Primary Care Physician does not think it is acid reflux, I think she is definitely wrong.

I am going to buy him some bed lifters and see if that helps, I don't think he has had a solid 8 hours of sleep in several years, I can't imagine how this is effecting the rest of his body, he is 71, not over weight, and has never smoked or drank. And since a triple bypass in '92 has maintained a pretty healthy diet.
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