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A member asked:
The lower left side of my stomach bloats out so much when i eat or drink something. is this normal?
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IBS: Sounds like irritable Bowel syndrome but it could also be certain foods intolerance Lots of stress can cause this. So try to study which foods does it. Milk, dairy, onion, spices or wheat are commonly responsible. Distress and talk to you doctor.
Answered 4/5/2016
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