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Does Anyone Else Experience This Symptom?


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tuxedocat Apprentice

Does anyone else experience this?

Feeling like I am full of gas through my entire GI tract, but it's not passing. Gurgling, including gurgling in my throat. I keep feeling like I have trapped burps in my chest, but I can't belch. Heartburn.

This is a symptom that was nearly constant before I went gluten free this month, and I don't know if it's directly connected to gluten. But I did eat something suspicious today - brain fog set in about an hour later, had a vague headachey feeling.

I need to eat, but don't feel like I want to put anything in my stomach :(


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pricklypear1971 Community Regular

Digestive enzymes, probiotics, water.

It sucks when you get into something.

I think mOst of us have experienced a wide range of grossness and gurgling and gas.

Just do what feels right. I learned not to go too long without food, though, or I get other symptoms that are just as bad. Try a clear broth - boil a chicken or beef bones and freeze the stock and keep it around for such occasions.

GFinDC Veteran

Yep, pro-biotics, no sugar, no starch, no dairy, no alcohol, and take some peppermint tea if the gas gets too bad.

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