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Burping a lot & having nausea feeling for few months and it's on & off. is it gerd? omeprazole prescribed doesn't help. how to stop?

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Dr. David Lipkin
Dr. David Lipkinanswered
Internal Medicine 52 years experience
If persists> GI Dr.: There are a number causes for excessive belching, aerophagia and carbohydrate malabsorption being the most common. Stress management, avoidance of carbonated beverages and avoiding gum chewing may help. In your case however the presence of nausea is a bit concerning and if your symptoms don't respond to the above measures you should see a gastroenterologist. For stress >checklist Mental Health
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