My stomach makes noises, I fart, pass gas, and have diarrhea

Stomach rumbling, farting, gas and diarrhea may be caused by cold. You can use hot water to warm your stomach, eat some easily digestible food, and avoid eating too cold food if the symptoms are severe. You need to go to the hospital for further examination and treatment. The possibility of considering uterine cold is relatively high. It is recommended that you drink hot water and keep your abdomen warm during menstruation. If you want to take medicine, you should not buy it based on your doctor's diagnosis.

1. Causes of increased farting

There are roughly two reasons for frequent farting. One is that you often eat gas-producing foods, such as sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, beans and other soy products, which causes farting. The other is that you may suffer from "irritable bowel syndrome", which clinically also causes abdominal pain, bloating and farting. In terms of diet, it is recommended that you eat small meals frequently and avoid overeating. When eating, you should chew slowly to avoid swallowing too much air. Foods that easily produce gas should also be avoided. Drinking a glass of yogurt every day can help change the bacteria in your gastrointestinal tract.

Sometimes excessive farting is related to eating too much starchy food, such as sweets, sweet potatoes, potatoes, etc. sold in the market. People who eat a lot of pasta also fart a lot. This type of food causes excessive gas production in the intestinal cavity, leading to more farts and larger amounts of feces. At this time, you should reduce starchy foods and increase protein and vegetable foods to achieve a balanced diet.

2. Causes of Fart Noise

Farts usually make noises. The reason for this is that the gas in the body is ejected from the tight anus. During the process, it encounters the tight rebound effect of the human anus, causing the sound to be interrupted, resulting in intermittent loud farts. Farts with elongated sounds are caused by more gas, which is discharged from the anus at the same time, resulting in the anus not being completely closed, thus forming continuous fart sounds. Long and loud farts are often accompanied by an arc-shaped tone. This is because during the process, when the gas leaks out of the human body, the anus has a closing effect along with the strength of the gas, similar to the effect of inadvertently pressing the upper and lower lips when playing a musical instrument or blowing air with your lips.