I get repeated burps some time during the day, and mostly when I go to bed. I have changed my diets, dinner time, but it did not reduce. Why is this happening?
This could be due to multiple things. A low acid environment could cause food to ferment leading to gas formation. Maybe if you are eating a lot of food in one sitting, then that can displace the gas in the stomach leading to burps. Even if you are eating your food fast - there is a lot of gas that gets trapped with food which can lead to burping. Correcting these habits should help improve your burps. If the problem persists, then we will need to take a complete case to understand where the problems lie. So you can contact our team and we will help you out.
Persistent burping that doesn't resolve with habit changes usually points to a gut environment problem — low acid, bacterial fermentation, or slow gastric emptying. Identifying which is driving it determines the right intervention.
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