Question 1

is there a home treatment for gas/gas pains?

Accepted Answer

Diet mostly: Most of the time, symptoms of excessive "gas" are related to the diet. The top 3 dietary exceses, in order: 1) simple dairy, milk and soft cheeses, because of the milk sugar lactose. This is lactose intolerance 2) wheat products, i.e. Gluten intolerance 3) vitamin a foods, green, yellow orange fruits + veges. A simple 1 week withdrawal diet off each should clear up the symptoms. Then you'll know.

Question 2

home remedy for gas pockets in your belly and sides?

Accepted Answer

Gas: Gas is formed from swallowing air, bacterial production or fermentation. Changing your diet and adding good bacteria( probiotics) can help. Simethicone is a medicine used for gas.

Question 3

does. gas bubbles affect eyesight permantantly?!

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Usually not: Gas is inserted in the eye to mechanically hold the retina in place for re-attachment surgery.  If air, then it will spontaneously absorb.  If synthetic gas, it sill stay a long time and may lead to the development of cataracts which can be removed, restoring vision.  The prognosis depends upon the extent of the retinal detachment and its length of time before treatment. Ask retinal doctor.

Question 4

how does a gas bubble dissipate in body and how long?

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Gas bubble: It is confined to the gastrointestinal tract. Contrary to several myths, it does not travel to your chest or brain!!

Question 5

bubbles/gas escaping from vagina when i lie down?

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Disturbing: If you indeed have gas or bubble from the vagina, you should be seen by a gynecologist and examined thoroughly.  This may well depend on your age and if you have had surgeries in the pelvic area, child birth or any instrumentation "down there".  You may have developed a communication between your colon and your vagina (colo-vesicle fistula) and this needs attention. This can happen to the bladder.

Question 6

how do gas bubbles dissolve in your eye!?

Accepted Answer

Absorbed into blood: If you are referring to the intraocular gases that retinal specialist use to repair problems of the retina, then the gases absorb into the bloodstream within 1 to 8 weeks, depending on the type of gas used. I hope this information helps.

Question 7

gas bubble in eye?

Accepted Answer

Placed at surgery: Gas bubbles are used at the time of intraocular vitreal surgery for retinal detachments and macular hole. They go away by themselves. Small bubbles occasionally occur with intravitreal injections of medicines. Those bubbles are small and go away very quickly.

Question 8

what is fundal gas bubble?! 
where i can find it?!

Accepted Answer

In stomach.: The fundal gas bubble is the air in your stomach which can be seen on an abdominal xray when you are standing. Sometimes if you tap sharply on your upper abdomen in the midline you can hear it as a hollow sound. It gets belched up from time to time.

Question 9

gas bubble is causing me severe pain and discomfort.....whatdo i do?

Accepted Answer

Needs further workup: The symptoms are suggestive of Gastritis. Try taking antacids over the counter. You need to see your doctor who can prescribe medications such as Pantaprazole for  you. if the symptoms are persistent or getting worse despite medications you may need further workup such as blood tests and possibly a gastroscopy. You could have developed gastric or duodenal ulcers.

Question 10

how long does it take before you can see after a retnia detachment with gas bubble c3f8?

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Takes time!: First the gas has to get absorbed enough to get out of the view which takes a few weeks, then for the bubble to get out of the view completely takes 6 weeks.  Depending of the extent of the retinal detachment, sometime it takes months before full function of the cells is regained!

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