excessive burping when drinking water.

1 answers - active on Jul 28th 2020
I suffer with gas following eating and drinking. Drinking water makes it worse. My GP tried me on antacids which gave only temporary relief and made the problem worse. I browsed the net and found a doctor that said the problem of acid reflux and gas was due to low stomach acid. I baught some digestive enzymes with betaine HCL and got immediate relief. After using them for about three weeks I found that my symptoms had improved so much I could stop taking the enzymes. The symptoms returned about three months later. I went back on the digestive enzymes with betaine hcl with the same good result. Now recently I was caravaning when my symptoms returned and I didn't have my enzymes with me. The gas started to get out of control and I had appendicitus at the same time. I was admitted to hospital for emmergency surgury. during my recovery I suffered with terrible gas. However I always thought that the gas was caused by undigested food in my small bowel. I couldn't eat I felt so ill and was advised to sip water. This made the gas worse. I had gone a week without eating. There was no food in my stomach so the gas was being generated in my small intestine. Even a small sip of water would generate a lot of gas. I tried drinking a glass full in the hope it might dilute the action. Wrong thing to do I felt worse for longer. If I could relieve even the slightest gas pressure in my stomach by applying suction to my gastric tube I felt immediate relief. Once all tubes were removed and I was allowed to eat the first thing I did was take my digestive enzymes and again found the relief that I had experienced before. My question is how does water alone caused so much gas. (does it react with bile?)  
Dr Usman Ishaq, MD answered this in Bad Gas Pressure, Belching And Bloating - READ MORE
I am working on this problem. My best theory at the moment is sulfur in the water. I'm going to try drinking distilled water to see if it's the same.
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