Doctor’s Reply (for Practo): Hi, I understand how frustrating it can be when burping and an unpleasant taste in your mouth start affecting your food choices. The good news is that you may not need to avoid outside food forever. With the right dietary adjustments and treatment, these symptoms can often be managed effectively. For now, try eating smaller, frequent meals and include foods like plain rice, khichdi, oats, dal, bananas, and lightly cooked vegetables. Eat slowly, avoid lying down for 2–3 hours after meals, and limit carbonated drinks, excess tea/coffee, spicy or oily foods, and any foods that trigger your symptoms. Your symptoms could be related to acid reflux (GERD), although other causes are possible. Since you have already undergone tests, I would like to understand your reports before recommending any medication. A few important questions: 1. Do you experience burning in your chest or upper abdomen? 2. Is the unpleasant taste sour or bitter, especially after meals or when you wake up? 3. How long have you been experiencing these symptoms, and what tests have you undergone? With these details, I can help you identify suitable foods and work towards gradually reintroducing outside food into your diet. The goal is not to restrict your diet forever, but to help you eat comfortably again.

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May be you suffering from chronic gastritis

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No it's not like that you have to work on your liver. After that everything will be fine. All the foods like grapes, cauliflower,fish(if non-vegetarian),beans,sprouts,coffee and many more you can add in your diet. Stay hydrated You can take green tea as well. And also 1. Tab Digene - 1 tab - once (if indigestion or continuous burping started) 2.Tab Liv 52 - 1 tab - twice a day - 3months or you can take LIV 52 syrup -10ml- twice daily 3. Tab Ranitidine - 1 tab -twice( if gas is forming in the body) Do yoga,walking Drink plenty of water You will be fine soon...Stay healthy!

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Based on the given history, provisional diagnosis would be GERD

Gastritis??? Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR 7 days. Mucain gel 10ml without water nothing by mouth till 30min can be taken 3to4 if required. CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY.

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Hello, your symptoms may be due to acid reflux (GERD) or indigestion. Burning burps and an unpleasant taste in the mouth can occur when stomach contents flow back into the food pipe. Try eating smaller, regular meals and avoid lying down for 2–3 hours after eating. You can try foods such as oatmeal, rice, khichdi, bananas, and cooked vegetables, depending on what you tolerate. Limit foods that trigger your symptoms, such as spicy or oily foods, coffee, chocolate, and carbonated drinks. You do not necessarily need to avoid outside food forever. Once your symptoms are controlled, you may gradually reintroduce foods and see what you tolerate. If symptoms persist, consult a physician to review your previous tests and discuss appropriate treatment. Medication safety warning: Do not take acidity medicines or antibiotics for long periods without medical advice. Seek urgent care if you develop severe chest or abdominal pain, vomiting blood, black stools, difficulty swallowing, or unexplained weight loss.

Hello, I understand your concern. Frequent burping, a burning sensation, and an unpleasant taste in the mouth are commonly associated with acid reflux (GERD), gastritis, or functional dyspepsia. The unusual taste may result from stomach acid refluxing into the throat or mouth. The good news is that these conditions are often manageable with appropriate dietary changes and treatment. You do not necessarily need to avoid outside food permanently.

For some days take probiotics before foods Take some antacids also Have more fibers in diet Avoid junk foods

Take small meals in separated time gaps don't drink water at the time of meal or after it take a small walk Ur gastric mucosa is irritating and I think it can also due to lower esophageal sphincter opening that' s why this happens add buttermilk in meals take less spicy and oily food don't eat food at the bed time or in night if u eat sleep after  minimum 2 hr and go for USG if done already then I suggest for endoscopy

It’s a gut issue Take mucaine gel 2 tsp before meal Take tab normaxin 10mg after dinner Whatever extra gas or bloating you will have will release back Take tab bifilac (pre and probiotics) empty stomach twice a day

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Any symptoms of nausea and episodes of vomitings Pain abdomen during eating food or relieves after taking food Any constipation

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Burping with a sour or bitter taste in the mouth but no food coming up usually points to acid reflux, where stomach acid travels partway up the food pipe. Since your tests confirm it's gastric and not something else, diet and routine changes are often the biggest lever to control it day to day.