What is the treatment for stomach growling (AFTER a meal)?! No pain, no upset, no p00ps  :) just growls?
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Nothing, it's your digestive system digesting your food.
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The stomach is very elastic-y and can contract as small as a sausage when you're hungry and there's nothing in it.  But once you eat and you fill up with food, it can expand like a balloon.\n\nI think what that statement means is that when you're hungry and there's nothing in your stomach, your stomach makes the growling noise cuz it's like messing with the air in your stomach by contracting.  But it's not a health problem, it'll just expand once again when you eat =)
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Wow! Steep learning curve...I guess I'll have to settle with..."ate too much junk-food".  Can you say tummy ache?\n\nNow, if you ask in years instead of days, you might get a more inspirational answer from me:)
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Taken from a website for kids:\n\nif your stomach makes noises, that means things are working well down there. The stomach naturally churns about, and is full of gastric juices to help aid digestion. If your tummy is grumbling, that's probably because you swallowed some air along with your food! This is perfectly fine, and in fact helps the food slosh around so it can be digested faster. Sometimes your stomach growls when it's upset -- in that case you should ask your parent or teacher for some tummy medicine.
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Movement of the stomach and the intestines causes shifting of air in a cylindrical space containing organ. Thus the growling sound.
1032190
Have you hear of Pavlovs dog?\nInherrent response to stimulus- I work in ultrasound and the smell of coffee in some patients will make the gallbladder contract a little starting a digestive respose. Or maybe your just hungry?
382785
Yes, it is gas, also known as borborygmi.  "Everyone has had borborygmi.  The word sounds scary but it just means you have a good case of stomach growling. Borborygmus (plural borborygmi) is the rumbling sound made by gas and fluids moving through the intestines."\n\nI never get a chance to use that word, thanks for the opportunity!  (ha ha) \n\nMore info on this "rolling" sensation listed in site below.
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Try taking the Homeopathic Remedy NUX VOMICA in 30 potency thrice a day half hour before meals take it for atleast a week non stop and reanalyze your emotional state if you find you are still as irritable as before take the Remedy CHAMOMILLA in 1M potency once a week for three weeks. No side effects and No Complications. 100% relief .\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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As long as you are not lactose intolerant, acidity can usually be eliminated by drinking an 8 oz. glass of milk along with or following a meal, or when symptoms present themselves.  If symptoms occur later--some time after a meal or snack--an over-the-counter remedy such as Tums can be used.  If that does not relieve the symptoms then I would suggest Pepcid* with a full glass of water (8 oz.), as long as it is not contraindicated with any prescription medications you are already taking (check with your pharmichist or physician) no more than twice a day.  If symptoms  still persist, try Prilosec* once a day for about two weeks.  If You still have problems after that, see your physician because you probably have a serious problem.
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This is not an easy question to answer because a "stomach ache" can be a very complex problem:\n\nBefore you can talk about getting rid of a stomach ache, it's important to address the following questions:\n\n-Is it really your stomach that is aching or is it another part of you gastrointestinal tract?\n-What is the source/cause of the aching (after a meal, certain foods, stress, etc)?\n-How does the stomach ache 'feel' (tight, bloated, burning) and how bad is the ache?\n-How long does it last? \n-Are there other issues (lactose intolerance, inflammatory bowel disease, gallstones, ulcers, etc)? \n\nFirst, talk to you physician. It may be as simple as taking an antacid and drinking enough water and getting enough sleep.  Or the doctor may recommend some further tests to see if it's more than just some simple indigestion.\n\nGood luck with getting rid of your tummy ache!\n:)
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Your body is adjusting to the diet change.  The sensation of a growling stomach is actually contractions of the stomach and small intestine processing your last meal and hormonally anticipating your next one (which will occur more often as you eat more meals).   The constant sensation of being hungry will probably subside when your body gets used to it.\n\nIt may be improving your metabolism by keeping your stomach constantly processing food (increased lean muscle mass, physical activity, spicy food intake etc will help this too), but the surest way to lose weight is monitor calories in/out.
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Try taking ginger capsules, ginger is really good for the stomach as is licorice root you can buy those at any health food store , even grocery stores in the health section. acidophilus helps regulate the bad bacteria in your stomach and digestive system, i have used all of these 2 days ago and my stomach pain has gone away. You should try all 3 taking one of each with breakfast and again at dinner. Good Luck
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Prilosec OTC...it's costly, but worth it. My fiance had horrible, horrible hearburn and acid reflux.  We tried EVERTYTHING and finally tried this.  He has no problems,and if he doesnt take it for a few days, his symptoms are back.  Give it a shot!!
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Try some Mylanta or Milk of Magnesia - those old people are on to something! That'll usually kill a stomach ache real quick.
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when i eat during the night before i go to bed i realise that my stomach grumbles and i feel hungry very early in the morning than when i eat noting after around seven...\n\nso try eating nothing after 7:00pm...breakfast in the morning lets say 9:00am...you should be fine
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Most possibly is that it was the reaction when the digested food got in to the stomach.\n\nthe reaction is just like when you plunge something solid into a pool of liquid, there will be some gas escaping...\n\nOur stomach was just like a pool containing digestive liquids and enzyme, thus, the digested food "plunges" itself into the stomach, thus the gas escapes, this, and the movement of the muscle made the rumbling sound in our stomach
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Hmm, I always get tired after eating -- all that chewing wears me out! :)\n\nGenerally speaking, a big meal/ feeling of being full makes a lot of people tired. (I like to nap after dinner, and Im pretty young) \n\nDo you feel tired after eating a small meal? It's usually only the big meals that make us tired. Also, make sure your meal is healthy and well-balanced. Try taking a nice walk around outside for a bit, to get the blood flowing a bit while you digest. Coffee (small cup, with just a bit of caffeine) after eating may help (and very yummy! :)\n\n\n\nBut if you think it is MAJOR fatigue -- like passing out or something, you should ask your doctor, they can run blood tests and such to help you figure it out.\n(If this seems to be a very serious problem, that just came up recently and suddenly, you'll want to get it checked out ASAP in case its a sign of some more sersious)