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a month agoI just finished my 9th round of chemotherapy. I've been having issues with constant burping and hiccuping which causing me difficulty eating and burping up acid reflux. I've reported it to my oncologist and he prescribed acid medication but still doesn't work. Has anyone having the same issues and if you can provide any recommendations.
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a month agoDigestive issues like burping and hiccups can be challenging side effects during treatment, and it sounds frustrating that the prescribed medication hasn't provided relief yet. Many people in cancer communities experience similar digestive symptoms, and there may be additional approaches worth discussing with your healthcare team, such as dietary modifications or alternative medications. Hopefully others here will share what has worked for them in managing these uncomfortable symptoms.
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a month agoDavid. I have been fighting stage 3 then 4 adenocarcinoma at the GE junction since mid February. I would suggest discussing a j tube with your oncologist, it has been a lifeline for me. I couldn’t swallow at all to start with then after FLOT chemo ( midpoint) I started eating and burping that lasted until last week and two full weeks into radiation and another regiment of chemo I’m back to not eating any solid foods. I have had the embarrassing burp going on since November of 25 and don’t know of anything to do about it. Sorry for the bad news but we just have to keep fighting this terrible disease
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