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A member asked:
My stomach grumbles all the time especially when i'm in class and when i lay down to sleep at night. one reason for this may be because i feel very ga?
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Gas: Hi TPierce, Sorry to hear you are feeling uncomfortable. I hope I am interpreting your usage of the word "grumbling" correctly, but it is a normal thing to feel and merely indicates that your intestines are contracting or moving - as they should. If you are having "gas", there are ways to change your eating habits to minimize it. Here is an article for more info. http://wb.md/2hNY0Na
Answered 8/29/2017
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