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Was laying down and felt "bubbling" in my stomach area..weird bubbling feeling...any idea what it could be?
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Gas: Sometimes such feeling. Can be to normal peristalsis or gas. If you have no discomfort, no constipation, may not worry. Drink lots of fluid and avoid overeating.
Answered 7/12/2013
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