Stomach bloating and burping all the time are related to chronic gastritis, indigestion, and gastrointestinal dyspepsia. Long-term poor eating habits and eating hard, indigestible food can cause irritation to the gastric mucosa to form chronic gastritis, which is a relatively common clinical disease of the digestive system. The body cannot digest and absorb food quickly after ingestion, resulting in excessive food retention in the stomach, which not only causes irritation to the stomach wall, but also produces more gas, so it can lead to gas and burping. Chronic gastritis can lead to indigestion, discomfort after eating, pain in the upper abdomen and other manifestations. Some people eat too quickly, talk and laugh, resulting in excessive gas entering the body’s gastrointestinal tract. Due to the lack of power in the gastrointestinal tract, gas cannot be expelled quickly, causing stomach distention and pain accompanied by hiccups.