Why Do I Need to Pass Wind/fart So Often? Posted: 05-20-06 05:13am
Hello everyone
i am 24 years old
why do I need to pass wind/fart so
often?
When I haven't eaten anything I find I
need to pass wind on average upto every 30
minutes on a bad day. Maybe every hour
on a good day.
When I have eaten I find I need to pass
wind upto every 10 minutes. That is
regardless of whether I have eaten fish,
meat, chips, vegetables, cereal or
anything else.
When I do pass wind
a)it's embarassing (even if done
silently)
b)it's unpleasant for others
if I don't pass wind
it either becomes
a)painful trapped wind
or
b)a poo, which is much more inconvenient
and time consuming.
When I get wind at work, there isn't
enough time to keep going in and out of
the office whenever I feel wind. Nor is
there enough time to keep going for
poos.
Why am I getting so much wind?
How can I stop it?
This has been happening for probably 5
years.
Thanks
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Spirit
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 387 Location: Canada
Posted: 05-22-06 06:47am
Your foods probably not being digested
properly.....Try a digestive enzyme on an
empty stomach just before you eat. A
major cleanse on your days off ought to
help fix up your gastro system. :)
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