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What are the ways to get rid of gas in stomach? any physical way?besides eating or drinking less of carbonated drinks etc
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Flatus: It depends on the reason for excess gas or bloating! Certainly decreasing the amount of carbonated beverages in your diet will help. Other patients experience relief with extra intake of water and or fiber. Lastly, medication called simethicone may decrease extra gas production.
Answered 3/3/2015
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