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A member asked:
Can excessive belching cause throat damage? can't gargle, difficulty swallowing at times, choking, neck pain on both sides, acid reflux problems.
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Belching: The excessive belching is caused by some underlying condition, such as your reflux disease. The belching itself is more a symptom than the cause you need to get treated. Seek help form a GI dr. Who specializes in this area. Best wishes.
Answered 4/16/2016
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