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símon

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Posted 11/22/2021 8:59 AM (GMT 0)

Five days after the operation, I began to eat soft food. Instead of following the law of eating less and more meals, I ate three meals normally and stucked many times. Now it's 40 days after the operation. I'm worried about recurrence because I still feel bloating and hiccups.

Kerrits

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Posted 12/10/2021 12:47 PM (GMT 0)

I am obviously not a doctor, so my opinion is only from personal experience.
I still feel some bloat 2 and a half years in, and I think it's because I don't burp as easily as before. It took me a year before I could burp, and while I can burp now it only happens when quite a bit of pressure has built up.
I have been for the initial follow-up scope and another one a year after, and my nissen is still in place.

That said, what did you do when food got stuck? I know throwing up in the beginning is a big no.

SharonZ

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Posted 12/14/2021 12:46 PM (GMT 0)

In my experience I felt bloating and hiccups when I ate too quickly. Try and slow down your eating, and make sure you are chewing your food thoroughly.

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