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Belching right after I eat !!!! Help

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brandon68401
brandon68401

Soon as I eat I start to belch bad. My stomach blows up with gas and I'm sick of this. I've been on nexium for 15 years and nothing works anymore. This all started back after I was having bad panic attacks in January. Does anyone have any ideas what's going on??? I also take a probiotic every day also

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  • brandon68401
    brandon68401

    Posted

    No I haven't had the scope due to my afib. Also I'm going to get gallbladder checked out.. I was told by a few my symptoms are all gallbladder

    • ashley45849
      ashley45849 brandon68401

      Posted

      Yea some of it could be. Some ppls go away after the gallbladder but j have bile reflux now and acid reflux. The scope wasn’t bad I was asleep for 5 mins. But I’m sure there’s other ways they can tell Ifbu have gastritis. I burp when I wake up in the morning and haven’t ate. So I n ow what your going thru. Hang in there. Watch your diet and with that and help from a good GI dr you will heal. Did you check for h pylori also? 
    • brandon68401
      brandon68401 ashley45849

      Posted

      Not yet. I told my dr about the breath test but he wasn't interested.. so I have a new gi dr.. I just want to feel normal again and be able to eat and not get sick

    • shaq26875
      shaq26875 ashley45849

      Posted

      Do you take anything for bile reflux ? or control it by restricting fatty food in your diet
    • ashley45849
      ashley45849 shaq26875

      Posted

      I was given some meds to take not sure if ya for gastritis or the reflux. I haven’t been watching my diet as much as I should so I need to work on that and look up foods that willnot produce as much bile and acid. I got some digestive enzymes I’m hoping they may help and I take a probiotic everyday also. And nexium. 
  • Rainbowsend
    Rainbowsend brandon68401

    Posted

    If it happens that quickly , it almost sounds like an allergic reaction . Take note of the food you eat , maybe it’s grains ? Nexium is a Ppi , it won’t do a thing for you except screw your stomach up . Maybe it’s the Nexium . Try to wean yourself off the stuff , but do it slowly . You are on the right track with probiotics , what finally healed me is going on a Ketogenic diet . Read up on it , it ended up clearing all inflammation from my body including my reflux .

  • Gillian1956
    Gillian1956 brandon68401

    Posted

    Try to eat your food slowly chew everything eat small meals don't overloads your stomach and do you think you could be better off not taking the Nexium ? I go of be your making enough acid to digestive your food properly  

  • joanne39326
    joanne39326 brandon68401

    Posted

    Bloating could be food related.  I went and saw a Dietician about 6 weeks ago and she noticed I was bloated.  She put me on a gluten free, dairy free diet for 2 weeks and Bingo, my bloating is much much better.  Also put on Probiotics and other powder for my gut.  Now trying a Fod map diet (when I don't cheat)!  I originally went to see if she could help me with my spasms and she said it all stems from the gut so trying to calm things down there should help my spasms.  Also,taking 40mg of Somac everyday.  Watching what I eat and also not drinking coffee with caffeine or acidy foods. Food is the easiest thing to try and eliminate to see if you get results.  I don't think eating chocolate and eating ice-cream every night helped my situation.  Haven't had a bad spasm since end of April. Eat small meals regularly rather than big meals and don't eat 3 hrs before going to bed (which I'm still guilty of). 

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