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wilda17

Finally seeing progress with R-CPD after trying multiple medical routes

Self-Treatment

I've had R-CPD / "no burp" symptoms for as long as I can remember.

Over the years I went through quite a bit of medical workup: I've seen multiple doctors, had swallowing x-rays (barium swallow / esophageal imaging), and also gastroscopies. I also brought up the possibility of R-CPD myself several times, but that never really led to any meaningful or targeted treatment in my case. I mostly ended up without any solutions.

I recently came across a post by u/Beginning-Sample8989 in r/noburp, where he mentioned Learn2Burp (https://learn2burp.com/). That’s when I decided to actively start doing the exercises more consistently.

I was honestly a bit skeptical at first, but after a few weeks of regular practice, I’m starting to see real progress. It’s not perfect yet, but I can actually burp occasionally now, which already feels like a big change compared to before.

What helped me most is having a structured routine and being able to track progress day by day. That made it much easier to stay consistent instead of randomly trying things without direction.

I also had direct contact with Max, the developer of Learn2Burp. He’s been very responsive and open to feedback, and he actually implements feature requests when they make sense. It gave me the impression that the tool is actively evolving based on user input.

Just wanted to share my experience in case someone else here is in a similar situation and still looking for options. For me personally, this has been the first approach that actually seems to be moving things in the right direction.

Posted May 28, 2026, 10:43 AM UTC

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