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Sometimes when i burp i get head aches in my forehead. why is this?
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Increased pressure: Burping can cause some increase in pressure leading to some back up of blood draining from the venous system of the brain. Straining from burping can also cause slight increase in pressure in leading to some discomfort. Not to worry. If no other symptoms (dizziness, vision changes, nausea) I would not be concerned. Hope this was helpful. Dr R
Answered 9/9/2015
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