Flatulence

Bloating due to excess accumulation of gases in the intestines. The stomach and intestines of a healthy person always contain a small amount of gases necessary to maintain the normal tone of these organs. The amount of gas depends on the nature of food, time of day, physical activity and other factors. Gases enter the digestive tract when air is swallowed and are formed in the intestines as a result of chemical reactions and enzymatic processes.

Flatulence can occur in a completely healthy person after excessive consumption of certain foods: natural milk, legumes, potatoes, cabbage, grapes, beer, kvass, black bread, etc. In addition, flatulence can be a symptom of various pathological conditions. Difficulty in passing gases occurs when the intestines are lengthened, compressed or spasmed, peritoneal adhesions, or intestinal atony. Flatulence appears with chronic gastritis, pancreatitis, cholecystitis, enteritis.

Abundant gas formation occurs with the development of putrefactive or fermentative processes in the intestines due to changes in the normal microbial flora. Flatulence is manifested by a feeling of fullness and heaviness, rumbling, cramping pain in the abdomen, which passes after the passage of gas. Sometimes the pain is so severe that it is accompanied by cold sweat, heart pain and even fainting. With flatulence, hiccups, belching, and headaches are sometimes observed.

If flatulence occurs, you should consult a doctor. In a practically healthy person, flatulence does not require special treatment. Typically, the doctor recommends eating less fresh bread, sweets, peas, beans, cabbage, potatoes, limiting the consumption of sour and carbonated drinks, and including foods containing proteins in the diet - meat, fish, cottage cheese, yogurt, eggs, etc.

On the recommendation of a doctor, you can take medications that facilitate the passage of gas. The prevention of flatulence is facilitated by a proper diet, exercise and sports. Particular attention to flatulence should be paid to persons suffering from cardiovascular diseases, in particular angina pectoris, because excessive distension of the intestine by gases can provoke spasm of the coronary vessels of the heart.

Flatulence (also known as flatulence) is a pathological condition characterized by excessive formation of gases in the intestines, bloating and pain in the lower abdomen.

The cause of flatulence may be a disruption in the digestion of food, excessive formation of gases by bacteria, increased production of gas by the intestinal mucosa, or irritation of the intestines by poor-quality food. Excessive gas can lead to increased abdominal pressure, causing abdominal discomfort and pain.

Various methods are used to treat flatulence, including dietary changes, medications, and the use of herbal remedies. It is important to remember that if you experience regular abdominal pain due to flatulence, you must consult a doctor to make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe appropriate treatment. Currently, there are many traditional medicine recipes for the treatment of flatulence. I recommend the following:

* Method 1: Take 30 g of chamomile flowers and pour a glass of boiling water. Leave for 2 hours, strain and drink a glass of infusion before each meal.

Flatulence is a condition when the body produces excess gases in the intestines. This phenomenon may be temporary and not pose a health hazard, but sometimes flatulence is a symptom of serious diseases.

The causes of flatulence can be different: poor diet, lack of physical activity, stress or allergies to certain foods. However, in most cases, flatulence is caused by an overgrowth of bacteria in the intestines that produce gas. These bacteria can appear due to intestinal infection, poor diet, consumption