Not usual: Not really. Typical symptoms of severe aortic stenosis are chest pain/pressure, shortness of breath and passing out. Fatigue may be seen. Cardiac chest pain may be felt as sensation of stomach gas or heart burn, but not actual gas.
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No: There is no connection. But having a lot of gas is something that you should look into with your doctor. It could be related to the food that you eat- either because you cannot digest it properly (like beans, certain vegetables, dairy, etc.) or because you have a food sensitivity (like gluten/wheat or dairy). You can try eliminating some of these foods to see if your symptoms improve.
Answered 11/17/2013
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