Post Op Question: Burping!

Beth Hand (was
Gothro)

on 1/16/06 10:24 am - Fowlerville, MI
Hi everyone, I've started on regular food this week, and I've noticed that even though I chew, chew, chew everything and eat slowly, I tend to burp a lot! Is this common? Do we take in more air with our food because we have to chew everything so much? Or is it something else? I'm keeping my meals and drinking separated by 30 minutes. Does this excess burping harm my new pouch? Don't feel any pain or ill effects at all. It's almost embarassing, especially at work (although the girls all know what I'm going thru and understand) Thanks, Beth
Full of Life
on 1/16/06 10:27 am - Broken Arrow, OK
hhhhmmmmmm, I'm not sure Beth. I didn't experience that. Maybe you just need a pat on the back. You definately deserve one!!!!!! Hugs, Laurie - got in 104 grams of protein in today, but feel like I could explode
Beth Hand (was
Gothro)

on 1/16/06 10:37 am - Fowlerville, MI
Thanks Laurie! Maybe it's just me, not sure. I might have to call Dr. Wood tomorrow if this keeps up. Congrats on the protein! I'm still having a problem getting all of mine in, but with being able to eat real food, I think it'll get easier. Glad you're home from the hospital, too! Hope you're able to get some proper rest! Beth
Jeanne B.
on 1/16/06 12:03 pm - Warren, MI
That's great Laurie. 211 grams in 2 days.
(deactivated member)
on 1/16/06 9:40 pm - Oak park, MI
I never heard of burping causing ill effects to the pouch. Our new pouches take months to heal. There is such little space for air to be in that I am sure it has to come up. You should hear me hiccup when my food goes down at times. It forces the air up with such force that my hiccups force my whole body to convulse. It is loud well. It is hillarious yet embarrassing. I have no control over it and it can happen 5-10 times in a row. Your body will do strange things over the next few months. I am sure it is nothing to worry about. Terri
Cheryl D.
on 1/16/06 10:11 pm - Flint, MI
In MY case, burping signals that I have had enough! If I continue to eat, the burps get worse! Cheryl Bigelow
Sugar Free Lauri B
on 1/16/06 10:53 pm - clinton township, MI
I ended up with a lot of burping after surgery and I felt like foamy feeling in my throat which ended up being a stricture. Other than that not sure if the burping part is normal. I would think so just from the air in the belly and what not. Hope you have a speedy recovery! SF Lauri B
darla
on 1/17/06 1:05 am - Detroit, MI
I am 6 months out and still burp! Mine is not exactly a burp. but rather like a frog sound in my throat (if you can understand that!). I am fortunate that I really don't "backfire" like many do, but I do make throat noises all of the time. Everyone laughs at me, but they are used to it now!! Darla
Beth Hand (was
Gothro)

on 1/17/06 8:02 pm - Fowlerville, MI
Thanks for your replies, everyone! I looked into it more on the OH general board, and it seems like it's a normal 'after effect' of the surgery. If it gets to be painful - which it's not at this point - I'll call the doc. Beth
kevphill
on 1/18/06 2:20 am - MI
burping isn't my problem as anyone who has walked behind me at the mall can agree. I just don't get the satisfaction from burping that a good solid butt canon provides. There's nothing like hearing your loved ones scatter as the eruption wifts past the three second mark crescendoing at 11 seconds. Then again a nice double para-diddle for puncuation can be quite stunning under the right cir****tances. My son , Keith said it best with, "Aw, Geez dad!" kp @ goal
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