Why does my stomach keep 'fluttering'?
82040
It could be anxiety, I suffered with that after each child for years, until a doctor put me on a pill called "Buspar" just afew months on that and I was better. And it's not additive like so many other meds. Or fluttering could also mean your in love or you feel warm wonderful love for your child, that is the good kind!!!!
345854
It could be a lot of different things so I wouldn't begin to speculate. This may not have anything to do with your stomach.\nWhat you need to do is go to your doctor and describe to him or her where the pain is located, what type of pain it is, (sharp, raditating, etc.) if the pain is happening all the time or only after certain activities and whatever else the doctor may ask you.\n\nI'm not trying to scare you, but I'd suggest you make an appointment right away.
119550
Sounds like you have a little stomache virus going on.\nSometimes this can happen when you are sick.  My husband had that last year.  He wasn't sick like puking all the time...  but he just had a very nasty tummy, every time he burped *I* wanted to puke!! \n\nIt was litterally like a ransid fart coming out of his mouth.  It will go away in a day or so.  just eat some bland stuff and drink lots of fluids until the bug is flushed out of your system.
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Try to be conscious of your breathing. Breathe with your abdomen not your chest, so when you inhale your tummy goes out, and when you exhale your tummy pushes the air up and out. Slowly in thru the nose, slowly out thru pursed lips. Let all the tension go. This is called calmative breathing. We tend to chest-breathe when we're stressed or nervous. You get a lot more oxygen when you breathe with your abs.\n\nAlso be aware of your shoulders. We tend to hike them up when we're stressed. Pull them back down. Down and back. If you're sitting at a desk all the time, definitely do some stretches. \n\nRoll the shoulders slowly in big backward circles, then in forward circles. To stretch your neck, look straight ahead, inhale, then gently tilt your head towards the right, stretch and exhale as your ear nears your shoulder. Then do the left side. Be gentle. If you're really tight, you may not be able to go too far. That's okay. Just do what you can. Don't push it. Again, when you exhale, slowly let all that tension go.
356907
It could be your gall bladder\nor your diet or many things\nburping for 2 days seems excessive to me\nCheck with your doctor
408387
The only thing I can think of is stress.  You probably want to go to a doctor to have it checked out though.  I have a similar problem.  My neck twitches and sometimes my back does too.  Another thing is that they only seem to do it when I think about it.  It's hard not to think about it though.  It's really annoying and I hope you get better from it.  Another thing to think about is that I do have an anxiety disorder so sometimes that makes me stressed out to.  Hope you feel better:)
415695
Are you eating too fast?\n\nIf it's only been going on for two days sounds like your stomach is somewhat irritated.  Are there any other symptoms?  If it continues, you might want to consider a doctor.
680973
u get butterflies in ur tummy :P
705745
Sounds like gas or maybe constipation.  If you're a woman it could be uterine/ovary related too.
848780
hmmm....there could be many reasons why this is happening. It could just be the way your system works, or it could be a medical problem like overactive thyroid or even Crohn's disease.  Please make an appointment with your doctor and discuss this with him/her.  It's probably nothing, but they're the health care professionals and this is their field of expertise.  I would strongly recommend finding out why this happens to you.
988486
Well that is normal. It happens to me too. i just had it twice in the past month. I think it is your body changing. With me when that happens to me the week i have it like you having it now, the next month (july) you'll have it about the same time as you have it now. It happens to me. I also think it might be your diet, fitness, or stress level. Your body is probably getting mixed messages.
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Grumpy belly, it rumbles a lot.\n\nPain from gas. This is often due to eating cabbage type plants, anything with a lot of chlorophyl, beans and other ruffage.\n\nBouts of constipation mixed with the runs. \n\nYour skin isn't very healthy if this continues as your body is poisoning itself.\n\nSeek info from pubmed.com on this condition...that site is for doctors to talk to doctors. If you want easier reading, go to webmd.com.\n\nGood luck!
1175400
I had the same problem when I was a bit heavier in the belly area.  It sounds like you are pretty active though, not sure if it applies to you or not.  When I lost a bit of the belly weight the back pain with walking stopped.
514967
Kind of sounds like gallbladder but it also sounds like internal adhesions (pulling your skin).  Don't hesitate to see a doctor, I dealt with stomach troubles for over 10 years just because I didn't have a typical gallbladder "attasck".  Don't let it go and suffer.
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I dealt with a similar thing in college.  My heart irregularly papitated and it really disturbed me.  It would race up for no reason.  \n\nThings I did to reverse the problem:\n\n-Reduced my caffeine intake (caffeine has the potential to make your heart race)\n-I had an EKG study on my heart...it was normal\n-I got plenty of sleep at night\n-Realizing that the majority of my irregular heartbeats were contributed from Anxiety. \n-I began to pray for wisdom with this problem.\n\nAs for feeling your heartbeat after you eat, you will.  When you eat, your body has a lot of gas exchange during the whole digestive process.  The same gas that will make you belch or fart "pass gas" after a meal.  I noticed a lot of pressure in my heart area and discovered that the problem wasn't my heart, it was gas.  I suggest taking a TUMs or some kind of anti-acid to help reduce the gas, which should reduce the pressure around your heart after meals.  Lots of soft drinks, carbohydrates, junk food will bring on gas.  Try to stay away from those foods....I know, that's a hard thing to do if you're in college.  Junk food was everywhere when I was in college.  \n\nAbove all, if you have health insurance, use it.  Go see your doctor and ask him what's best.  He'll be able to tell you what anti-acid medicine you should take.  \n\nDo you have a lot of acid reflux?  \n\nI hope my advice helps ease things a little better.  \n\nGood luck and remember...I'm not an expert.  What I say is just a suggestion from past experiences.  If you're that worried about the heart beats, go see a doctor.
522077
check your posture.  Do your shoulders slightly hunch forward?  you could be getting cramps in your smaller stabilizer muscles.  It wouldn't occur during rowing becuase you are using the full muscle set but more likely to occur when walking because the weight of your arms is hanging their bouncing around.
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Your stomach actually rumbles all the time, not just when you’re hungry. The official term for it is borborygmi. The Greeks originally dreamt up this term in an attempt to represent the sound of the noise itself.\n\nWhat causes borborygmi?\nLiquids in the stomach absorb gas that we swallow in the air, when we eat. As the stomach contracts, to move food around the digestive system it pushes this gas through the liquids. The loud distinctive rumble, which normally crops up when we’re hungry, happens because there is no food in the gut to dampen down the sound.\n\nWhy does my stomach contract even when there’s no food to move around?\nBecause your body has a reflexive response to the desire for food, and starts preparing the stomach for the hoped for food by pushing anything in the intestines towards the rectum.\n\nSome people actually experience borborygmus after meals, since digestion has the same reflex.