I have a severe flatulence problem. What can I do to make it stop?

Answer 1

Just enjoy it. I do. I love it.

Answer 2

Is it connected to the foods you eat? I eat a lot of fruit and due to this also can suffer flatulence. It was suggested to me to eat the bulk of the fruit a couple hours before I go to bed and only fruit. That way, not only is the problem happening at night where you are less likely to be embarrassed in comparison to being at work where loads can hear (or smell!) them, but you are not eating other foods on top of so the food cannot be digested properly and will therefore cause the flatulence.
You will need to make a food diary of what you eat and eliminate a food group for a week then reintroduce it so you can see if it is this particular food group that is the problem. It does take time but eventually you will get the the root of the problem.
Another suggestion is to get a food intolerance test done which will cost about £45 in a health shop. You then eliminate all of the foods you are intolerant to, hopefully this will clear up the problem faster.

Answer 3

You are probably lactose intolerant.
Stop drinking milk.
Try yogurt instead.
Citrus can cause it.
It depends on the combination of foods you eat.
Experiment with some herbs by adding them to your foods.
Add some dried rosemary to your raw foods, and see how it affects you.
Eliminate some of the stress.
Chances are you are also territorial, skunk like,
no joke.
Something or someone bothers you and off you go.

Answer 4

If you like red wine and well-tenderised steak, then this solution will be ideal. Buy a bottle of red wine, nothing ostentatious, something in the £15 to £20 range. Purchase a medium weight, stainless steel meat tenderising mallet. Uncork the wine.

Use the mallet to bang the cork up your jacksie.

Works every time.

Answer 5

Use bean-o, as it neutrolizes the gas.

Also, may want to cut down on the protein. Excess protein isn't absorbed after a certain point and moves on from the small intestine to the colon. There, anerobes (like e.coli) break it down and their metabolism causes the gas buildup.

Answer 6

You could try two things - old-fashioned peppermint water, available from most chemists, healthstores, Boots etc. Or you could try "Buscopan" (hyoscine-N-Butylbromide), which is an anto-spasmodic and helps calm muscle spasm of the bowel. Not sure where you live but if not available from your local chemist, your GP might prescribe it for you - is relatively harmless. Good Luck!

Answer 7

Charcoal biscuits (available for food health stores) should help.

Also should cutting down on your consumption of wind-producing foods, such as most kinds of beans.

Make sure when you're eating, you keep your mouth shut, that should reduce the amount of air mixing with the food you're chewing.

Hope the above helps!

Answer 8

I have been a family doctor for more than 25 years,and my advice to patients complaining of severe flatuence has been..........................
Get the hell outta my surgery you foul assed son of a ***** ! and leave the godamn door open.....hope that helps Dr F.Manchu
Chicago(the windy city)
Illinois....
Update:if you decide to consult your Doctor
please make sure to sit by a open window in the waiting room.

Answer 9

Peppermint ......
you can get capsules of peppermint oil from the chemist.....
often recommended for irritable bowel syndrome.....
but works on trapped wind.

If things are really bad you should see your GP... or at least contact NHS Direct... by phone or ''tinternet''.....
JUST IN CASE THERE IS A REALLY BIG PROBLEM

Answer 10

in the beginning you may understand are you feeding a protein nutrition or carbs weight loss application on your dogs. in the adventure that your dogs does not get alot of exercising and is on a protein nutrition because of the fact of this you have the flatulence subject on your place.

Answer 11

Go to a doctor and ask them for medication, or a dietitian to give you advice on foods to avoid.
Or just learn to f*rt in tune and become a musician.