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Can spicy food cause a crumbling stomach when lying down or is this a normal thing. it's going nuts and is very loud.
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Possibly: It would not surprise me if your stomach was making more sounds after ingestion of spicy food, especially if you do not eat it frequently. Spicy food can irritate the stomach and cause it to churn and "gurgle." I think if you are not in pain or regurgitating or vomiting, then this is a fairly normal reaction to spicy food and I would advise not to worry too much longer about it!
Answered 1/6/2015
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