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Constant Stomach/ Abdominal Noises?

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runrun45
runrun45

Hello,

So March 2019 my stomach made weird nonstop popping, swishing, gurgling noises Went away after 30 days (dr did CBC and FIT test - both normal)

Summer 2019- had discomfort upper left side under rib

Nov 2019- blood on toilet tissue then saw some on a little piece of stool and in bowel (FIT test still showing normal ) lost apetite for a week

Dec 2019- had CT with contrast of abdominal (normal), colonscopy (normal), endoscopy (mild gastritis shown on biopsy -- otherwise normal), blood tests, stool markers, stool samples all normal

well, shortly after all the tests in Dec my adbominal has been making nonstop noises! mostly on upper right and in the gut it sounds like. sometimes i have gas but not always. the noises are gurgling, growling, popping... very rarely i "feel" them just mostly hear them.

any suggestions? i already had the anxiety freak out of all the "scary" conditions but given the test results, my doctor doesnt seem concerned. still, the noises are very embarassing and dont help my anxiety 😃 thank you everyone 😃

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  • lester90053
    lester90053 runrun45

    Posted

    Try Simethicone anti-gas tablets. If no relief get another opinion from a gastroenterologist.

  • fernando90225
    fernando90225 runrun45

    Edited

    You body is supposed to make noises. Especially your stomach and intestines. This is normal! I agree with your doctor. All the tests you had should have found something. But they didn't. You will be ok. Stop stressing over nothing.

  • moon53540
    moon53540 runrun45

    Posted

    It sounds like you may have a bit of IBS, if you can get hold of any in the currant crisis, try and get some kefir yoghurt drinks. If not ask your doctor about alverine it is an antispasmodic which helps IBS symptoms.

  • runrun45
    runrun45

    Posted

    thanks, everyone 😃

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