Constant burping - happening 100x a day

So, I’ve got this issue, and my doctor is basically telling me it’s probably just some loose muscles letting air slip in. Honestly, I’m really not buying her diagnosis. She hasn't even given me a referral yet; she just handed me some Pepcid and Spasmag, which haven't done a thing despite me being on them for six days now.

I’m burping the second I wake up, and then it keeps happening like 7 to 9 times an hour all day long. I’ve been eating tiny amounts throughout the day, waiting two hours after eating before lying down, and I haven't touched coffee, soda, or bread for five days. When I eat normally, I don't have any other issues—no pain, no bloating, no diarrhea—just this non-stop burping.

I've noticed the burping gets way worse whenever I drink water or eat anything, regardless of how big the meal is. Even on an empty stomach right when I get up, I can be burping 10 times in a single hour.

This has been going on for 10 days straight and nothing is helping.

What should I do? Any advice?

There's really nothing else to it, just gotta deal with the stomach issue. Gastroenterology, I guess.
My friend went through something pretty much identical. An ulcer...

Daniel Green98 said:There's really nothing else to it, just gotta deal with the stomach issue. Gastroenterology, I guess.
My friend went through something pretty much identical. An ulcer...

Can you please tell me more about just waiting? Is that actually an option? Nobody’s even mentioned surgery yet, but I’m suffering here.

I've been dealing with constant burping since the second I wake up. My endoscopy showed my stomach sphincter is basically wide open.

Luckily, it isn't intense all day—it usually ramps up in the afternoon. Honestly, the worst part is when the gas travels from my stomach up my esophagus; it takes like thirty minutes of painful attempts just to get one good burp out. It's infuriating. I can barely eat anything in the afternoon, and sometimes I have to hide my meals just so nobody watches me struggle. Some weeks are fine, though. They're... manageable.

The only thing I know for sure is you gotta avoid everything that weakens that muscle—so no coffee, no booze, and no smoking.