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Symptoms

What is Flatulence?

The gas that is passed through the alimentary canal is known as flatus. Gas emission is also healthy in the digestive system but when excessive lead to excessive gases which may cause discomfort, bloating and embarrassment.

Common Symptoms

Flatulence can manifest itself in a variety of forms including:

  • Burgering or belching.
  • Weighty and tight in the stomach.
  • Mild or sharp belly pain.
  • Bad gas, which is generally sulphurous.
  • Aches in the lower back or pains in the back.

Causes

There are several causes of possible involvement of flatulence. Common causes are:

  • High level of consumptions such as beans, cabbage or lentils.
  • Consuming less food and more nuts which are less easy to digest.
  • When we are eating, chewing on the gums, or speaking quickly, we swallow the air.
  • Taking soft drinks like carbonated water/soda.
  • Food intolerances (e.g. lactose and gluten).
  • Some digestive supplements or probiotics.
  • Hormones change and averagely during the first trimester of pregnancy.
  • The disease shows underlying digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Treatment

Treatment Options for Flatulence Relief in Katy

The Flatulence treatment in Houston. Interventions are lifestyle modification and health care:

  • Dietary changes: One should consider avoiding gas causing foods that contain beans, cabbage, lentils, nuts and carbonated beverages.
  • Portioning: Eat less but more often and chew slowly to eat less air.
  • Probiotics or enzymes: Provide supportive bacteria, or provide alpha-galactosidase to increase the breakdown of complex carbohydrates.
  • Over-the-counter drug: The simethicone drugs help in the rupture of gas bubbles and expansion.
  • Stress management: Learn to relax - deep breaths, yoga or meditate in order to help digest well.
  • Diagnostic interview: Perform tests to exclude IBS, lactose intolerance, gluten sensitivity or any other intolerance to food.
  • Professional referral: A board certified Gastroenterologist must consult a patient in GastroDoxs in Houston, to give a more personalized course of action and care in the long term.

Why Choose GastroDoxs?

You should not feel your worst with the help of gas and bloating. Being a board-certified gastroenterologist, we have an opportunity to provide you with an opportunity to seek the assistance of our caring staff members and diagnose the root cause of your symptoms at GastroDoxs, Houston, and develop an individual approach to treatment. Start off with your visit and treat yourself to long term relief and easier and healthier digestion.

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About the Author

Dr. Bharat Pothuri is a Board-Certified Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist. With extensive experience in digestive health, he specializes in advanced endoscopic procedures, chronic GI disorder management, and preventive care. Dr. Pothuri is dedicated to providing expert, patient-focused insights to help improve gut health and overall well-being.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the gas smell of sulfur?

High lectin foods including eggs, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts can form sulfur bearing gases in the intestine, which give out an intense smell of an egg when thinned in the atmosphere.

Can gas feel like chest pain?

Yes. The pressure on the diaphragm and the chest wall may also be experienced when the gas is trapped in the upper gastrointestinal tract that can mimic the heart pain or the chest pain.

What are the medicines which prevent gas that you have pain at the back?

Slowly eating, not eating certain foods, that cause discomfort and doing gentle types of movement like walking slowly after meals can help in movement of trapped gas along the digestive tract thus putting pressure that extends to the back.

Are probiotics helpful?

Animal derived Probiotics can be used to maintain the healthy balance of gut bacteria, which over the long term prevent bloating and gas production through improvement of digestion and nutrient uptake.

So why are probiotics more initial gas producers?

The introduction of new strains of probiotics can lead to a temporary change in the gut microbiome, leading to a greater number of gases before your digestive system can adapt to the new strain.

Do lentils always cause gas?

Not necessarily. Fiber and complex sugars are present in lentils and thus can generate gas, and it would be useful to many people to reduce this outcome by soaking them before cooking and thoroughly rinsing them.

Can nuts cause gas?

Yes, particularly when eaten in large quantities, or not with proper chewing, because the fats and fibers which are contained in the nuts can be the more indigestible to the body.

Is there an increase in gas during early pregnancy?

Yes. Adjustments in the hormones in early pregnancy may slow down digestiveness, causing gases build-up and bloating, as well as some discomforts.

What are the other names of a concept, flatulence?

Flatulence is also known as gas, intestinal gas, bloating or passing wind.

How many specialists of flatulence in Houston are there?

Finding a board-certified gastroenterologist who has a track record in diagnosing and treating gastrointestinal complications constitute the best way to find an appointment with a GastroDoxs specialist in Houston, so call GastroDoxs today.

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