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Stomach bloating

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Sky-summer
Sky-summer

Hi, Anyone found anything to help with stomach bloating please?

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  • MrsMerm
    MrsMerm Sky-summer

    Posted

    Try a good old fart Summer hun lol

    sorry redface

    bet it made you laugh though

  • MrsMerm
    MrsMerm Sky-summer

    Posted

    Bicarbinate of soda in hot water

      

    should do the trick wink

  • Red873
    Red873 Sky-summer

    Posted

    You're probably not going to like this, but I've found that cutting right back on caffeine drinks, alcohol and chocolate has really made a huge difference to me.   Tummy bloat is noticeably better.  Notice I say, 'cut back' and not give up all together - you've got to have something to help you through this :-)
  • d19606
    d19606 Sky-summer

    Posted

    hi i suffer from ibs and now its worse with meno so what i do is i drink grated ginger in oiled water drink befor bed, and i have a aloevera pill befor bed to.

    i think the bowels become very slugish wile going tnrough perimeno and as i have ibs it seems alot worse.

    i drink fennel tea to.

     

  • susan21149
    susan21149 Sky-summer

    Posted

    I don't have bloating but i do get crampy, and a lot of stool problems 

     

  • monique_93857
    monique_93857 Sky-summer

    Posted

    yes i have had bloating problems it does go away but i have notice i get more indigestive issues more now since menopause one day i can eat something and i am fine the next time i eat the same food it's heartburn and i look in the mirrior my bellie is bloated then i look again it's gone lord why do women have to go through so much 
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