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I sometimes feel gas bubbles in my pelvic area if i push down on it it makes more gas bubble sounds & i pass wind is this normal ?
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Gas: Basically, yes. Everyone produces 'gas'. Some more than others dependent on diet and bowel flora.
Answered 3/13/2018
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