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When i tighten stomach muscles (or cough or sneeze), then relax, i feel bubbles moving around in my upper left abdomen. could it just be gas? this is the 2nd day in a row?
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Probably gas.: I would look at your eating and drinking when these symptoms occur. It usually takes 4 hours for the stomach to empty. I would consider sitting up after taking food, possibly an anti acid. If this persists, follow up with PCP.
Answered 1/3/2021
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