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Question: Dr. hello I have flatulence in the stomach continuously and gases and Jhi continuously. I reviewed internists and Ocefo me drugs colon Proton (pantoprazole) Duspatalin retars (mebeverine hydochloride) Anti gases What is the solution?
Brief Answer:
a cause has to be identified first
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
in order to address the issue of excessive gas in the stomach, a cause has to be identified first. I'll make a short list of common causes just in case you (or your doctor) can identify one in it:
- carbonated drinks: they contain too much carbon dioxide and they may cause increased gas in the stomach and the intestine.
- chewing gums or candies: if you do it all the time you'll swallow a lot of air, which causes belching and increased air in the intestine
- eating too fast: this is another thing that causes swallowing of air.
- anxiety: the same applies here.
If no other gastrointestinal problems exist then perhaps you can find the cause in the aforementioned list.
I hope you find my comments helpful!
You can contact me again, if you'd like any clarification or further information.
Kind Regards!
a cause has to be identified first
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
in order to address the issue of excessive gas in the stomach, a cause has to be identified first. I'll make a short list of common causes just in case you (or your doctor) can identify one in it:
- carbonated drinks: they contain too much carbon dioxide and they may cause increased gas in the stomach and the intestine.
- chewing gums or candies: if you do it all the time you'll swallow a lot of air, which causes belching and increased air in the intestine
- eating too fast: this is another thing that causes swallowing of air.
- anxiety: the same applies here.
If no other gastrointestinal problems exist then perhaps you can find the cause in the aforementioned list.
I hope you find my comments helpful!
You can contact me again, if you'd like any clarification or further information.
Kind Regards!
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