Why is there so much gas in the stomach?

There are two reasons for this, the first is the gas produced by the food we eat in the stomach during digestion, and the other is that we eat a lot of air at the same time.

1. Unhygienic diet.

If we don't pay attention to food hygiene, it will also lead to stomach bloating, and bacteria will produce a lot of toxins in our stomach and intestines, which will cause acute gastrointestinal diseases.

2. Abnormal life and rest.

It may also be timed and quantitative, causing the intestines to be too hungry or too full, resulting in abnormal intestinal movements, which can overburden the gastrointestinal tract in the long term.

3. Eating too fast.

If we eat too quickly at mealtimes, it will cause indigestion, and the food stays in our stomach for too long, and the breakdown will produce a lot of gas, which will make us feel bloated.

4. Gastric diseases.

Suffering from chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, erosive gastritis, reflux gastritis, etc., the typical manifestations of these stomach diseases are abdominal distension and abdominal pain.

5. Bad mood.

Poor mood, anxiety and anger cause qi to knot in the stomach, excessive pressure directly affects the abnormal function of the intestines, gastric flatulence is one of them, if there is too much gastric acid, it will damage the gastric mucosa. If the patient is in the bad mood of anxiety and depression for a long time, resulting in the accumulation of these emotions in the stomach for a long time, it is not only difficult to have stomach flatulence, but also leads to the dysfunction of the autonomic nerve in the stomach and causes other stomach diseases.

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Hello, from your description of the symptoms, we think that this may be gastritis and it is time for a gastroscopy.

1. When inflammation and reflux occur in the stomach and duodenum, it will slow down the gastric emptying, and the food will continue to ferment in the stomach, and a lot of gas will be produced during fermentation.

2. Inhale a lot of air while eating.

3. The intestinal flora is out of balance, and the intestinal flora will allow a lot of waste gas to accumulate in the intestine.

4. Drug effect: After taking excessive sodium bicarbonate, calcium carbonate and other drugs, it can produce carbon dioxide in the stomach and cause bloating. After the use of a large number of antibiotics, such as the inhibition of normal intestinal bacteria and the change of intestinal bacteria, it can lead to excessive gas production due to food fermentation.

5. Helicobacter pylori infection, after the stomach is infected with Helicobacter pylori (HP), it can affect the motor function of the gastrointestinal tract, which is manifested as delayed gastric emptying and weakened gastric contraction after meals, so that the excretion of gas in the gastrointestinal tract is delayed and abdominal distension occurs.

There is a lot of gas because the stomach is an air sac that produces a lot of gas after digesting food.

Gastric distension is usually thought to be caused by eating gas-producing foods such as radishes and onions, and it may also be caused by insufficient gastric motility. In addition, it can also be caused by gastritis, stomach ulcers and other stomach diseases. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination.

Most of the gases that form gastric flatulence are exhaust gases, mainly nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methane, etc., which are usually tasteless, and a few rare gases such as hydrogen sulfide and ammonia have a foul smell; Carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methane and hydrogen sulfide are all produced by coliform bacteria when they break down food debris. These residues are mainly carbohydrates, plant fibers, and small amounts of amino acids and fatty acids that cannot be digested and absorbed by the small intestine or can be cleaned and absorbed in the future. All four causes can lead to stomach bloating.

Generally speaking, most of the gas in the abdominal cavity is absorbed by the blood vessels in the intestinal wall and excreted by breathing in the lungs. However, if the gastrointestinal function is not good, or there are some diseases, the blood circulation of the intestinal wall is likely to be impaired, affecting the absorption of gas in the intestinal lumen, thus causing abdominal distention. Flatulence caused by inhaling too much air often causes the intestinal peristalsis to weaken or disappear.

There is often gas in the stomach and intestines, which is basically caused by the following four reasons:

1. Obstruction of gas absorption in the gastrointestinal tract;

2. Disorders in the discharge of gas from the gastrointestinal tract;

3. Inhale a lot of air due to poor speech or eating habits when eating;

4. The chyme in the ascending colon stays for too long and ferments.

In short, flatulence is most likely a precursor to gastrointestinal disorders. For example: stomach diseases:

Such as acute gastritis, chronic gastritis, gastric prolapse, acute gastric dilation, pyloric obstruction, gastric ulcer, gastric cancer, etc. Intestinal diseases: such as bacillary dysentery, amoebic dysentery, intestinal tuberculosis, acute hemorrhagic necrotizing enteritis, intestinal parasitic diseases, etc.

In short, if you often have stomach bloating, you should adjust your diet in time and go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the condition.

You still ate flatulent food, isn't there something wrong with it, go to the hospital for a check-up.

You are caused by indigestion and the digestive system is relatively weak.

There are many reasons for the lack of gastrointestinal gas:1Excessive gas swallowing, such as eating too much or too fast, overeating, frequent talking and laughing while eating, etc.

2.Excessive gas production, such as eating foods that are easy to ferment and produce gas and allergies, such as beans, peanuts, yams, onions, celery, radish, fish and shrimp, milk, etc. 3.

Intestinal dysbiosis, such as chronic overdose of antibiotics. 4.Indigestion, such as excessive stress, emotional tension, irregular life, etc.

5.Intestinal absorption and excretion of gases such as intestinal obstruction, chronic enteritis, ulcerative bowel disease, colorectal cancer, etc.

In addition to the gastrointestinal causes, liver, gallbladder, pancreatic diseases, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, etc. can also cause flatulence, so it is recommended that the best hospital let the doctor do a comprehensive and detailed physical examination, especially for the gastrointestinal tract, to understand whether there are hidden dangers.

If the disease is detected, it should be done accordingly, if the travel is indeed not detected hidden dangers, or gastrointestinal dysfunction, it can be adjusted from the aspects of spirit, diet, medication, etc. Since people's emotions are closely related to gastrointestinal function, it is necessary to maintain a good mood first, and in addition, to maintain a cheerful spirit and sufficient sleep, which may make gastrointestinal dysfunction gradually get better.

In terms of diet, three meals a day should be reasonably distributed, hunger and satiety should be even, and generally eight points full should be eaten to adapt to the digestive ability of the stomach and intestines. Eating too much of some foods is prone to indigestion and flatulence, such as soy products, potatoes, melons, beans, etc., these foods should be eaten less to avoid flatulence due to excessive eating.