I keep burping and want to vomit

There is a folk saying that when someone has hiccups, if you suddenly ask him if he is full, and he loudly replies that he is full, the hiccups will be relieved. Although this is pure nonsense, hiccups are indeed a very stressful thing. Especially when hiccups are accompanied by nausea and vomiting, it is even more unbearable. So what should we do if this happens? How to effectively prevent this symptom? Let’s find out together below.

Some people will feel bloating in their stomachs after eating, and may even want to burp or vomit. These are all caused by a poor digestive system. Some patients also experience this because the movement of their stomachs and intestines becomes slow. In this case, you must find a better method, and it is best not to use medication to avoid damaging your gastrointestinal health. You can use diet therapy to treat it.

Most of them are caused by indigestion and slow gastrointestinal motility. People with gastritis and gastric ulcer often have bloating. 1. Pathogenesis and etiology There are many reasons for bloating, such as mental stress, indigestion, etc. The main reason is insufficient gastric motility. 2. Clinical symptoms and hazards. Generally, there is fullness after meals, belching, restlessness, and loss of appetite; recurrence and long-term bloating can lead to gastritis and peptic ulcer. 3. Commonly used medicine Weikangyu treatment mainly strengthens gastric motility.

It may be due to weak spleen and stomach, which is also common in clinical practice. It is mostly caused by factors such as improper diet and lifestyle, and requires active treatment. It is recommended that you improve relevant measures, clarify your own situation, and use the Chinese medicine Jianpi Pills for conditioning. Pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue and mental stress, eat a reasonable diet, abstain from spicy and irritating foods, eat a light diet, and keep your body and mind relaxed.

It is recommended that you reduce your food intake appropriately and eat easily digestible foods. You can take ginger soup to warm the stomach and stop vomiting, eat hawthorn to promote qi and aid digestion, and put some orange peel when cooking to help promote qi and aid digestion. If the effect is not good, you can take some digestive aids, stomach protective medicines, etc. If the condition is still not better, it is best to go to the hospital for a gastroscopy and X-ray to see if there is any inflammation or obstruction of the esophagus, stomach or intestine. I always have hiccups and feel like nausea and vomiting. This situation is considered to be gastrointestinal motility deficiency and indigestion. Most of them are related to gastrointestinal diseases. Such as inflammation of the digestive tract, ulcers, reflux disease, etc. It is recommended to intervene jointly from both lifestyle and medication aspects. Pay attention to a good lifestyle in daily life. Eat three meals on time and don’t be too hungry or too full. Pay attention to eating a light diet and avoid eating raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. Do not eat cold food or drink cold drinks. Do not eat foods, drinks, soaked rice, etc. that are high in sugar. You should get proper exercise every day and avoid sitting for long periods of time. Don't eat before bed. In terms of medication, you can take some drugs to protect the gastric mucosa, such as omeprazole, gastrointestinal motility drug domperidone, etc.