Burping when hungry is usually caused by poor stomach function and high gas accumulation in the stomach, and it is recommended to consult a doctor for treatment if it occurs frequently. Burping when hungry indicates that the stomach is not functioning well, but it does not exclude the possibility of chronic gastritis or duodenal ulcer with H. pylori infection. Usually, gastroscopy and H. pylori examination can be performed to clarify the cause of the disease, and then the cause of the disease can be treated to improve the symptoms of hiccups. If the hiccups occur only occasionally when you are hungry, you can observe the situation for a while and adjust your diet by eating smaller and more frequent meals. Hiccups when hungry is usually a functional cause, usually not due to serious organic diseases. It is recommended that elderly patients over 50 years of age who experience frequent symptoms should have a gastroscopy in time for investigation.