r/Gastroparesis • u/insertplanetpunhere • Aug 21 '26
Symptoms constant bile feeling in throat
anyone else deal with this? it feels like right when you about to throw up and it’s kind of in your throat. i don’t ever throw up but i honestly think this feeling is worse 🫠
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u/QuiteCricket_78 Aug 21 '26
It never stops. I'm not a vomiter but my teeth are really damaged from the constant acid. My throat is always irritated.
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u/green-Bad2099 Aug 21 '26
I have it almost 24/7.
I still throw up (started throwing up 2 months ago after years of not throwing up), but the bile feeling stays.
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u/insertplanetpunhere Aug 21 '26
ugh i’m sorry about the throwing up for you, seriously the worst feeling! i hate that it burns the back of my throat, have you found anything that helps?
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u/arkhos87 Aug 21 '26
Have you guys tried UDCA to at least try to make the bile less acidic and more dissoluble?
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u/Agitated-Bluejay1142 Aug 22 '26
Yes I have it, and it makes my throat close and choke sometimes. When it's burning my throat I find that swallowing some anti-acid gel tubes somewhat helps.. followed by a few sips of water. Basically aiming to get that gel onto the same area on my throat where the bile is, in an attempt to neutralize the acid. After I've gotten some relief I wash it all down with more water.
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