bandito
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Firstly - hello! I was banded on the 25th of April (last Tuesday).
I came across this while googling one symptom I'm getting. It's wind but, not shoulder tip or anything like that.
It's like I want to burp but, cant and I go through all the motions of burping (like you do..?). I can feel it coming and..rising and then nothing just pain in my breast bone. It's getting quite intense and enough to make me go still and wince. It really is as if a cork is just stopping the wind from coming up.
Is this normal? Have other people had this?
I'm thinking it's what I'm eating or drinking or that I'm doing it all too fast but, I'm conscious of sipping and only having liquids - have mainly stuck to slim fast and soups, watered down yoghurt. I'm sieving anything that has bits in no matter how small. I 'think' I'm doing everything right. I've also gone on to Calpol as the pain killers I was given at hospital are effervescent and I thought it might have been that.
Has anyone else had this? It's just so weird, exactly like a burp that painfully hits a ceiling and can go no further.
Thanks in advance for any replies xx
I came across this while googling one symptom I'm getting. It's wind but, not shoulder tip or anything like that.
It's like I want to burp but, cant and I go through all the motions of burping (like you do..?). I can feel it coming and..rising and then nothing just pain in my breast bone. It's getting quite intense and enough to make me go still and wince. It really is as if a cork is just stopping the wind from coming up.
Is this normal? Have other people had this?
I'm thinking it's what I'm eating or drinking or that I'm doing it all too fast but, I'm conscious of sipping and only having liquids - have mainly stuck to slim fast and soups, watered down yoghurt. I'm sieving anything that has bits in no matter how small. I 'think' I'm doing everything right. I've also gone on to Calpol as the pain killers I was given at hospital are effervescent and I thought it might have been that.
Has anyone else had this? It's just so weird, exactly like a burp that painfully hits a ceiling and can go no further.
Thanks in advance for any replies xx
) its early days, and you will likely find it subsides over the next few days. Mint tea; windeze tablets etc; peppermint cordial; walking/exercising etc will help release it ... As will moving to the next food stages and recommencing more normal/regular toilet habits will all help. good luck with your journey. You will find lots of support here 
